The phrase "language chosen" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to refer to the language that someone has selected or decided to use. Example: In order to reach a wider audience, the company's marketing team carefully considered the language chosen for their advertisements. After much deliberation, they decided to use both English and Spanish.
Poetry, literature that evokes a concentrated imaginative awareness of experience or a specific emotional response through language chosen and arranged for its meaning, sound, and rhythm.
But it all changed, as Sy and George were pointing out, as a result of the language chosen and the political decisions taken, about how America would respond to the new threat against it.
"I think it was intended in a jocular spirit, but of course we all have to weigh our words carefully in this place and think of the possible implications of language chosen.
Part of the concern stems from the language chosen by the administration -- "promoting marriage" -- which for the critics conjures everything from a draconian social experiment to simple big-government meddling.
Howard's first effort looked half-hearted, the language chosen was contentious, the Coalition was divided, Indigenous leaders accused the prime minister of bad faith, and the preamble became mired in a political debate over whether Australia should become a republic.
The language chosen for writing the code is Python 2.5.
(No writer really chooses a language: the circumstances of his upbringing ensure that the language chooses him).
What was at stake formed a need to rethink the rhythm of language, choose the right rhymes, write these poems.
Today's intention was to be clear in my language, choosing words rooted in encouragement and love.
Language: Choose your language here, it may be auto-set to English.
Scroll down and, in the Profile information section, next to Language, choose the language you'd like Skype to use.
