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The phrase "by free will" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to indicate that somebody has done something voluntarily or out of their own choice. Example: She decided to leave the job by free will.
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Some events, she sighed, were absolute fate, unalterable by free will and beyond the power of any astrologer to avert.
Genes are the key to change, evolution is only possible through change, species change not by free will but blindly.
The church is on South Country Road and admission is by free will offering (631) 631-0051.
Surely, they'll come to his rescue if he leaves the U.S.O.C. by free will or by force.
What we mean by "free will" in human social practice is just a different thing from what we might mean by it in a narrower neurological sense.
It was impossible to explain the relation between God and the world or the causal interaction of mind and body or to account for events occasioned by free will.
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The Iraqis, the statement said, must "be able to choose their government by their free will without any foreign interference".
Major themes in the work include man's creation in the image of God, the restoration of fallen man by grace, free will, mastery of human passions, and mystical contemplation through love.
In this rather dense lecture he approaches the issue by associating free will with moral responsibility.
On Haji's view, manipulation cases do not threaten moral responsibility by threatening free will.
Pomponazzi ends up by submitting free will to the determinism of natural laws.
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