The phrase "influence choice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors that affect decision-making or preferences.
Example: "Various factors can influence choice, including personal values and social pressures."
Alternatives: "affect decision" or "shape selection."
Liking and gender did not influence choice behavior.
Household factors like seasonality, cleanliness, smoke emitted, costs, taste of food influence choice of cookstoves at a household level.
Relocalization of one X-inactivation center (Xic) to the nuclear lamina does not influence choice between the two Xics at the onset of X-chromosome inactivation.
Stanford Health Policy's M. Kate Bundorf and Maria Polyakova developed an online decision-support tool to test whether machine-based expert recommendations would influence choice among Medicare Part D enrollees — and make it easier.
Using a socio-ecological framework, we model the extent to which individual-level characteristics, social environment factors and perceptions of physical environment factors at the neighbourhood and metropolitan scales influence choice of the bicycle as the main transport mode.
The objectives of this study were to (i) characterize LLT patterns, (ii) explore variables that influence choice of aggressive initial and subsequent statin regimens and (iii) evaluate the impact of LLT patterns on LDL-C reduction and goal attainment.
However, detailed understanding of the variables that influence choice of DNA DSB repair (DDR) pathways by HSPC is required for therapeutic levels of editing in these clinically relevant cells.
Some recent research suggests that names can influence choice of profession, where we live, whom we marry, the grades we earn, the stocks we invest in, whether we're accepted to a school or are hired for a particular job, and the quality of our work in a group setting.
Brands are exploring new ways to engage with them, and influence choice by rethinking the path to purchase.
Furthermore, as noted earlier, attitudes to learning can influence choice (Davies and Biesta [2007]) and thus potentially result in disengagement.
Confounding factors Ex post interviews and presentation at the chaebol to identify other factors that influence choice of valuation methods, either directly or by shaping uncertainty and controversy.
