"inclusive choice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when making a decision or choice that reflects inclusivity or diversity. For example, "Our company is committed to providing an inclusive choice in our personnel selection process."
LeSport in St Lucia is a good, all-inclusive choice with a huge amount going on, which you can take or leave (thebodyholiday.com) and a decent chunk of guests are alone.
You can normalize diversity by modeling inclusive media choices, even without a pre-planned discussion.
Power carts, including navigational screen for club choice, inclusive.
That almost half the participants made reference to these past practices suggests lingering negative perceptions about a midwifery practice that had supported an individual midwife's beliefs rather than support women's choice inclusive of all members of the healthcare team.
Molwyn Joseph, Antigua's minister of tourism, says all-inclusives are the choice of the industry, so Antigua doesn't have a choice.
For general elections, the nominees of major parties should face more competition from third-party and independent candidates by having fairer ballot access, inclusive debates, ranked-choice voting and, eventually, a national popular vote for president.
Where there's a wide range of restaurant choice, all-inclusive deals will be limited and you could find better value in other packages.
There's something about the abundance of choices, the inclusive atmosphere and the often reasonable prices that's uniquely American and wonderfully comforting.
"Voting in the past has been so close, the nominating committee wanted to be more inclusive and have more choices for fans and the voting body," according to a statement issued by the hall.
Whitman, the former governor, has called on the party to be more inclusive, while last year pro-choice Republican fundraiser Candace Straight urged moderates to stop donating to the Republican National Committee until the party came closer to the center.
