The phrase "adventurous choice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a decision that involves risk or excitement, often implying a willingness to try something new or different.
Example: "Choosing to travel solo to a foreign country was an adventurous choice that changed my perspective on life."
Alternatives: "bold decision" or "daring option".
The adventure of casting, however, has to coexist with an adventurous choice of repertory.
But the chances of a more adventurous choice, such as Christine Lagarde, the French IMF boss, seem small.Mrs Merkel is plainly discomfited.
She had a lovely, throaty voice, fine musicianship and an adventurous choice of material matched only by her contemporary, Peggy Lee.
In the 1930s the operas of Bellini, apart from Norma, were largely forgotten, and it was an adventurous choice for Cigna and La Scala to revive La Straniera, which she sang in a "deluxe production" - her own description - with Gianna Pederzini and Francesco Merli.
He is, as Mr. Obama's advisers were quick to argue, someone who appears by every measure prepared to take over as president, setting a standard that appears intended to at least somewhat hamstring Mr. McCain should he be tempted to go for a more adventurous choice for No. 2. He has a long history of making statements that get him in trouble.
We had several adventurous choices for dinner.
Not adventurous choices, but cooked as ordered and succulent.
But the programme does include some more adventurous choices.
Asked if there weren't people who complained about adventurous choices, Sir Colin thought for a moment.
I was often delighted by adventurous choices: Vera Pavlova alongside Dylan Thomas; Ogden Nash sharing the wall with Thomas Hardy.
This reduction of revenue caused in part by piracy has also resulted in studios and production houses making less adventurous choices when it comes to films – just think of the prequels, sequels and remakes hitting screens this summer.
