'intentionally choose' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the deliberate selection of a certain option. For example, "She intentionally chose to take the stairs rather than the elevator."
It allows one to intentionally choose proper anodization conditions instead of simple empirical search that has been used so far.
GrrlScientist: A recent study by a research team in Scotland reveals that birds intentionally choose colour-matching materials to camouflage their nests thereby reducing predation risk.
If the flight's overbooked — and it could well be, because so many people intentionally choose the latest possible flight — and you're bumped, you could be stranded overnight.
It is not clear that large, diversified shareholders such as BlackRock intentionally choose performance-insensitive CEO compensation for the explicit goal of discouraging intra-industry competition.
Loving-kindness meditation improves our ability to see those grooves more clearly, to lift ourselves out of them, and to intentionally choose a better, more effective pathway.
Learn how to train your mind to intentionally choose compassionate thoughts and actions and develop skills that help you relate to others – and yourself.
They intentionally chose Derby week for the protest.
"A mirror labyrinth was intentionally chosen for our center," Ms. Swearingen said.
The sites were very intentionally chosen to be geographically, culturally, and politically distinct settings.
This works well given that the narrator intentionally chooses a slightly humorous tone of writing.
Linear programming is intentionally chosen to keep the problems tractable in terms of time and computational resources.
