The phrase "away from the choice of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing preferences or decisions that are not aligned with a particular option or selection.
Example: "She decided to move away from the choice of pursuing a career in finance and instead followed her passion for art."
Alternatives: "departing from the option of" or "steering clear of the selection of".
But step away from the choice of themes and look at the policies.
"This doesn't take anything away from the choice of Congressman Menendez, but I think that Jon Corzine could have done himself even more credit by selecting one of the black persons who were under consideration," said Phil Thigpen, the Essex County Democratic chairman, referring to Representative Donald M. Payne and State Senator Nia H. Gill.
We need to move away from the "forced choice" of conceptualizing ASC as either a unitary category or a collection of distinct subgroups.
Harvey L. Pitt, under pressure from Republicans and former clients in the accounting profession, is backing away from the choice he and other members of the Securities and Exchange Commission favored to lead the new federal agency that will oversee the industry.
The technique of incentivizing healthy choices is commonly referred to as "nudging," or libertarian paternalism, because unhealthy choices are not taken away from the choice environment.
The nine students who said they would not cast ballots will stay away from the voting booth because the choice of candidates is just so awful.
However, it is easy to check that ∥ x n − α n A x n ∥ > ∥ x n ∥ for all x n ≠ 0 and all α n > 0, therefore the sequence generated by (3) moves away from the solution, independently of the choice of the stepsize α n.
In fact, increasing income may be associated with living in areas that are further away from the school of choice and, therefore, distance to school is likely to be an unmeasured confounder in this study.
Almost a generation after we braved the taunts of "go back to your Barbies," it was discouraging to read that Katie was at first steered away from the sport of her choice.
"The end result would be that these learners would have the choice of an apprenticeship taken away from them and areas such as inner London becoming apprenticeship deserts," said Dawe.
There is, however, a hidden and counter-intuitive implication: The choice of level has moved away from economies of scale to economies of scope.
