'discerning choice' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a decision made after careful consideration, for example, "She made a discerning choice and decided to pursue a career in medicine."
This week your very deft deliverer of discerning choices, from all that you offer, is that great arbiter of taste, takeitawayGuru.
24 New Briggate, 0113 242 4540, northbar.com This is primarily a bottle shop but customers can also sit in and enjoy Tall Boys' stock (discerning choices from the likes of Wiper and True, Mikkeller, Wild Beer, Mad Hatter and Nøgne Ø), in the upstairs cafe which, from 23 February, will be open all week long.
There are various forms of intelligence: There is the more rational variety that is necessitated for intellectually demanding tasks like playing chess, solving complex problems and making discerning choices about the future.
While both of these depictions are not entirely untrue, they occlude how health workers are also social actors making discerning choices in constrained circumstances, embedded in a myriad of social relationships that influence their personal and professional positions within specific political economies.
The magician discerns your choice without seeming to open the box.
A small selection of bottles focuses on leading Welsh craft breweries but also includes a few discerning mainline choices: Brooklyn lager, Duvel, Budvar, to complete a very solid range.
For example, in New Jersey, where average home values rose slightly only to drop precipitously last year, and where an additional 6 percent overall decline is predicted for 2011, is it even possible to discern which choice might be better?
Males took longer to initiate courtship on leaf litter, but once initiated, courtship behaviour did not vary across substrates and we were not able to discern any choice with respect to the first, or the most common, substrate chosen.
