"dropdown list" is a phrase commonly used in written English, especially in business and computing contexts
For example, "You can find the information you need in the dropdown list at the top of the page."
With Algolia, you get a dropdown list of results after typing a few keystrokes.
From the wireless network dropdown list, select the "set up ad hoc network" option and create an ad hoc network.
You press a button and you start running (or cycling or snowboarding or any of a number of items from RunKeeper's dropdown list).
When the user selects a search form object that is associated with alphanumeric data, PCC displays a dialog that allows the user to define query terms using operators that can be picked from a dropdown list, thus eliminating problems with different query syntax for text searches in different data sources.
If you type in "cooking," you'll see a dropdown list of Community Pages from which you can choose the one you want to join.
But if you keep typing, and try to specify that what you really like is "cooking Japanese food," the dropdown list of Community Pages disappears, and you will be unable to select or add "cooking Japanese food" as one of your interests.
For the 'single study view', users first select a study from a dropdown list.
For example, in Figure 3B, Location is the filter that the options shown in the EA dropdown list depend on.
In the user interface under "Step 2: Choose a Character," the user can select a character from the dropdown list.
The form consisted of a dropdown list of pre-defined choices for each data cell within the three sections.
Visual CE 10 (the development tool of PGMS that is described in the Hardware and Software Used in Developing and Conducting PGMS section in more detail) also provides a kind of special dropdown list called a dependent dropdown list that automatically filters the options in a dependent dropdown list according to the value that the user selects in another control on the form.
