The phrase "choosing to use" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to express an intentional decision by someone to use something. For example, "He decided on choosing to use the most efficient route".
Characteristics of individuals choosing to use CAM and physician awareness of CAM use among US adult patients have been documented [ 1, 12].
Graphics proved popular with subscribers, with some choosing to use only the graphics in their publications.
Being a man may mean choosing to use blossoming independence to care for others instead of indulging yourself.
Mr. Dunlap's lawyers suggested that the company had just taken an "accounting bath" by choosing to use different accounting methods.
"What they're talking about is the niqab, but I think choosing to use burqa instead is not an accident.
He said the number of taxpayers choosing to use e-file had gone up each year, with more than 50percentt expected to do so this year.
REBOUNDS JEFF VAN GUNDY has decided not to name a primary backup point guard for MARK JACKSON, choosing to use CHARLIE WARD and HOWARD EISLEY at his whim.
"Mostly though, the Willowbrook Mall should be ashamed of itself for doing this at a time when people are choosing to use public transportation to commute," she said.
You are choosing to use a vexatious complaint made against me to reinforce your 'on the hoof, make it up as you go' policy.
It was hard not to admire Mr. Panych's audacity in choosing to use words only sparingly in translating Herman Melville's doorstop novel to the stage.
Whatever transpired over the weekend, Mr. Putin has unquestionably escalated in his language toward Ukraine, choosing to use this episode — however real it was — for some larger aim.
