The phrase "are given choices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing situations where individuals or groups are presented with options or alternatives to choose from.
Example: "In this survey, participants are given choices regarding their preferred modes of transportation."
Alternatives: "are provided options" or "have options presented".
At each point in the set's progression, Parker and Ginobili are given choices: to drive, to dish, to shoot.
While parents are given choices of schools throughout the city, most of the children eligible for the transfers live in neighborhoods without any high-performing schools.
International capital widens choices in just the same way as international trade.So how can you be worse off if you are given choices you did not have before, without being obliged to take them up?
Inclusion: diversifying the offer Musical inclusion applies to the types of learning opportunities on offer, the genres of music included, the diversity of the learners, the variety of settings and environments in which learning can take place and the extent to which learners are given choices regarding what they learn and how.
Players are given choices which create direction in their game play.
Tablet publishing platform Onswipe is launching its content recommendation throughout its network of publishers today — introducing a Outbrain like feature where readers are given choices of articles from its thousands of partners in realtime.
Others were given choices calculated to appeal to college students: "King Kong," "Walk the Line".
There are also times when the player is given choices that directly affect the idol.
"You can get into labour and you'll be given lots of choices by the midwives and again it's probably not the time to be given choices.
One nurse wrote: Mature age nurses [are] not being given choices (i.e. wanting to take less senior role i.e. as in coordinator of shift).
