"facilitate choice" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to make a decision or selection easier or more accessible. Example: "The new online shopping platform aims to facilitate choice for customers by providing detailed product information and user reviews."
Supporters protest that they're just trying to facilitate choice -- even if patients opt for expensive life-prolonging care.
Despite the principal function of these systems being to assist the consumer (to inform, clarify and facilitate choice and purchase), they frequently have the opposite effect.
This study aimed to investigate whether surgeons can predict the usefulness of CT scans to facilitate choice of treatment plan and/or pre-operative planning for DRF.
The reason Republicans once liked health insurance exchanges is that in theory they will facilitate choice and competition, which should bring down the cost of coverage.
However, whilst the invitation may have increased knowledge sufficiently, it may have failed to facilitate choice.
ACDs can improve satisfaction with end-of-life care and facilitate choice regarding place of death [ 1].
The analysis here is intended to identify and hence facilitate choices about the sources and sourcing of meanings in classroom learning.
They can, therefore, make meaningful contributions to facilitate choices in medical education.
This paper proposes a health care information directive, analogous to an advance directive, to facilitate choices regarding health information disclosure.
Also, the data should be comprehensible and intuitive to facilitate choices for clinicians, their patients, and healthcare providers.
Awareness of imaging modality-dependent differences in response outcome could facilitate choices of optimal imaging modalities for response assessment in clinical trials and in standard clinical care.
