The phrase "freedom of choosing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe the right or ability to make decisions for oneself. Example: In this country, we believe in the freedom of choosing one's own career path.
We all should have the freedom of choosing religion – or no religion – without feeling threatened.
However, this freedom of choosing weights is equivalent to keeping the preferences of a decision maker out of the decision process.
This layer separates the system from the overlay network used, thus providing the freedom of choosing the most appropriate solution (e.g., CAN [25], Chord [30], Pastry [27], etc).
By taking into account the internal structure of flip-flops, we can have a freedom of choosing either buffers or inverters for the cell implementation from library.
Speaking activity in the individual's private space, with the freedom of choosing the practice time, undoubtedly helps reduce pressure of in-class competition and/or anxiety of speech presentation.
This freedom of choosing data formats necessitates the development of several pattern recognition templates in the form of regular expressions to handle diverse formats (co-ordinates separated by space, comma, tab etc).
There are N−3 degrees of freedom for choosing the relative primary luminances of an N-primary display with a given white point.
In these plots thermal power has proven to be the critical design parameter because the larger the power the higher the degree of freedom for choosing tank dimensions and hence storage capacity and charging/discharging time.
"But academic freedom for choosing vendors of cement is probably a lot less crucial".
You lose the quirky freedom of deliberately choosing an area code in another state.
Although there is an infinite number of degrees of freedom to choose the original PDF, if we can model the dependence between variables, we can construct such a bivariate PDF.
