The phrase "again choose" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate a repeated selection or decision-making process, but it is better to rephrase for clarity.
Example: "After considering all options, I will again choose the same path I took last time."
Alternatives: "choose again" or "select once more".
Again, choose something you are passionate about.
If you really want to do art-history in the classical period, then again choose appropriately.
Team officials said they would once again choose the cautious route.
In the end, Quebeckers may once again choose to be led by Mr Bouchard simply because his ambivalence best reflects their own feelings about independence.
Or we can again choose delay, falling back into the same divisions that have stood in the way of action for years.
If they once again choose fidelity to office over their oaths of office, they deserve to be voted out as they come up for reelection.
But what one hopes it inspires is another counterculture, at least in fashion, where the young again choose to do their own thing and reject ready-to-wear offerings.
The chances are Sony will, again, choose to settle, and pay up the $10m that 19 is demanding in damages, rather than risk the court concluding that a stream is, indeed, not akin to a sale.
Maybe others will again choose to insult those who do not wish to vote New Labour or tell them endlessly that a protest vote risks allowing the Tories in by the back door.
A1 California Mayoral Race Los Angeles voters will once again choose between James K. Hahn and Antonio Villaraigosa for mayor, a rematch of the 2001 contest, which Mr. Hahn won with a late surge.
Just as it did 60 years ago with a revolution that, for better or worse, helped reshape the modern world, Cuba can once again choose its own path, and once again be a leader among nations.
