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The phrase "given the option to" is correct and is often used in written English.
It can be used to introduce something that happens if there is a choice or to suggest that someone is being offered a choice in something. For example, "Given the option to work from home, many people chose to do so."
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She'd be given the option to abort the pregnancy.
At the end of the booking I was given the option to pay in sterling.
Most of Atos's staff will be given the option to transfer to the new company.
All voters are required, however, to be given the option to vote on a paper ballot.
He wants all schoolchildren in the region to be given the option to learn Silesian.
The detectives said they were given the option to come off the streets, but both declined.
Users are given the option to donate their refund to a JustGiving cause.
His first wife, Jane Hawking, was given the option to turn it off.
However, they would be given the option to withhold any sensitive information.
She was given the option to pay and keep the baby, but could not afford it.
Subscribers are given the option to hide Instapaper's advertisements.
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