The phrase "apart from the choice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a distinction or exception regarding a specific choice or decision being discussed.
Example: "Apart from the choice of venue, we need to finalize the guest list for the event."
Alternatives: "besides the option" or "other than the selection".
Apart from the choice I make when I draw with one of my mates playing FIFA, it is a decision I have little control over, but if I had my way, I'd bring back the silver goal.
Apart from the choice of ventilator type, mode and setting, another crucial issue when starting noninvasive ventilation is to find an optimal interface.
Apart from the choice of yeast, several factors contribute to flavour production.
Apart from the choice of the study subject and the help with pharmacy recruitment, CZ Actief in Gezondheid had no involvement in the study design; in the collection, analysis and interpretation of data; in the writing of the manuscript; or in the decision to submit the manuscript for publication.
Given the identical chemical precursors employed in all syntheses, apart from the choice of solvent, it is intriguing that sol gel transformation was identified only in the case of G⊃DMSO, whereas viscoelastic conversion evidenced only in the case of G⊃ACN.
Apart from the choices made by two actors with very different styles, the vast contrast between the approaches of Miles and Rylance also results from the requirements of the form.
This scheme opens a new set of opportunities for them, as it clearly sets the choices of the unemployed approaching retirement apart from the choices made by their younger counterparts (see Tatsiramos (2009) for an analysis of the behavior of young unemployed workers).
It is seen that, for successful operation of such systems, a careful selection of the adsorbent-adsorbate pair is essential apart from the collector choice, system design and arrangement of subsystems.
Apart from the discrete choice model of new car purchases, the framework itself is almost void of behavioural content.
Apart from the correct choices (i.e., places), the system also needs to generate a list of plausible incorrect answers for multiple choice questions in order to make it sufficiently hard for the adversary to guess.
The biomimetic studies strongly suggest that among the various metal ions probed for modeling the catalytic activity of CO and PHS, MnII/III based systems are so far the most promising candidates apart from the nature's choice CuII.
