The phrase "choice for more" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing options or preferences, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The choice for more options in the menu was appreciated by the customers."
Alternatives: "option for more" or "preference for more."
CHO cells are the manufacturing host system of choice for more than 70% of protein pharmaceuticals on the market [21].
And how can social care become the career choice for more young people, graduates and career changers?
Instead, the regime has succeeded only in making Egypt a destination of choice for more, and more fervent, jihadists.
These outcomes have led to a wide acceptance of stenting as the strategy of choice for more than 80% of all PCI procedures performed.
We come to the conclusion that Zernike reconstruction is better for fitting simple wavefronts while B-Spline reconstruction is the better choice for more complex wavefronts.
With both Labour and Lib-Dems sustaining heavy losses, the Greens are becoming the party of choice for more and more progressive voters.
Respondents who opted for the non-choice option for more than half of the sets were requested to specify their reasons.
However, as interest in soccer grows and the sport becomes the first-choice for more children, perhaps the pay-to-play model will benefit from higher numbers.
Knowing that Tessa is played by Dakota Fanning, Hollywood's pop-eyed poppet-of-choice for more than a decade, makes it difficult not to anticipate The Bucket List: The Early Years.
Redistributive tax policies and increased funding for public education — legislated during the other great wars — rebalanced differences and created more choices for more people.
The German-born, Harvard-educated cognitive psychologist has been studying the subconscious forces behind our choices for more than 30 years, especially what makes us tick under risky and uncertain conditions.
