The phrase "additional choice for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an extra option or alternative available to someone in a particular context.
Example: "We are pleased to announce an additional choice for our customers, allowing them to select a new payment method."
Alternatives: "extra option for" or "further selection for".
Buck et al. reviewed studies evaluating the safety and efficacy of dexmedetomidine in infants and children and concluded that dexmedetomidine was an additional choice for the sedation of children not only receiving mechanical ventilation, but also requiring procedural sedation in ICU [11].
PrEP would be an ideal additional choice for women unable to use condoms or for those who want to become pregnant.
The software package provides an additional choice for scientists who require a user-friendly computing environment and high-throughput capacity for large data analysis.
As President-elect George W. Bush prepared to name additional choices for his cabinet, former Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld appeared to be the front-runner for director of central intelligence, Republican officials said today.
By doing so, customers will have access to "millions of additional choices for art, wall décor, and personalized print-on-demand capabilities," says Walmart.
These reagents should provide additional choices for researchers studying many aspects of functional genomics.
For all other questions, a five-point scale (0,<1 21–2, 3 4, and ⩾5 times per week) was used to evaluate the response, with an additional choice of 'Don't know' for self-reported snoring.
A document from the city's Education Department says the Brandeis building has more than enough room for the charter school and describes it as "an additional choice option for families and students concerned they may not receive a seat in their zoned school for kindergarten".
That additional choice is great for consumers, but it gives greater cause from concern for those inside the taxi industry that Uber is trying to disrupt.
Rob Cawley, principal and CEO of the Seckford trust, believes both schools will remain viable: "Saxmundham free school was responding to the need identified by the local community for additional choice.
However, the shortest path was only the considered route in route choice set of incidence matrix, which meant that no additional choice routes were provided for passengers and the passenger's behaviors were not considered.
