The phrase "affecting choice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors or influences that impact decision-making or preferences.
Example: "The various marketing strategies employed by the company are affecting choice among consumers."
Alternatives: "influencing selection" or "impacting decisions".
Randy Newman's bleak "Living With You" made an offbeat but affecting choice as a stunned personal response to 9/11.
A simulation study illustrates how incorporating covariates affecting choice behavior yields more efficient designs and more accurate estimates and predictions at the individual level.
Though we believe that the association between DPC and non-DPC hospitals, which affects the patients' choices, is stable, we cannot reject the possibility of biases caused by time-variant factors affecting choice between DPC and non-DPC hospitals.
The advantages of the multifactorial choice design are that interactions between different factors affecting choice can be explicitly examined and the relative importance of several factors can be assessed.
The results showed that the significant factors affecting choice of adaptation strategies include perceived soil fertility status, perception of land tenure security, access to extension service, and ages of household heads.
This paper tries to understand factors affecting choice of work (taking into account the joint decisions of farm women and farm men) when both pecuniary and non-pecuniary returns to work are considered in conjunction with hours of off-farm work.
If the features that consumers say are crucial are affecting choices, then it is natural to focus positioning and marketing decisions on those features.
We propose that the theoretical processes affecting choices by gender also will apply with candidates differentiated by race.
A sample choice card shows in Table 2. Respondents also completed 32 other questions about consumption frequency and quantity, retail outlets visited, factors affecting choices, and demographics.
Education also appears to be a significant factor affecting choices for healthcare management.
Diversity of work has also been shown to be the main factor affecting choices of specialty [ 34].
