The phrase "pick freely" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to choose without restrictions or limitations. Example: In this project, you are free to pick the tools and materials you want to use – pick freely and be creative!.
The service, backed by Barry Diller and a number of other venture capitalists, uses giant arrays of antennas to pick up freely available television signals and stream them to the phones, computers and other screens of paying subscribers.
People are welcomed to pick bounty, freely.
In addition, Ensembl (the genome browser software underlying MaizeSequence.org and Gramene) also supports DAS for sharing annotation data, which will make the generated gene models readily available for various plant database sites to pick up freely.
It has spots of old-time charm like Plaskos Farm, which sells local produce, fresh doughnuts and homemade jam, and a municipal apple orchard inside Abraham Nichols Park, where residents can freely pick fruit on the site of a 13.8-acre estate that the town bought at the turn of the 1970's.
It's a public area that also welcomes people to freely pick its bounty.
To quell children's resistance to fruit and vegetable intake, parents gave children choices (provide " no unhealthy options", let them " freely pick their own, instead of forcing them") and variety (" Change up what fruits and vegetables are served so kids don' t get bored of them").
I could not even pick up reagent bottles freely.
This would allow competitors freely to pick where they want to compete, without dashing their Olympic hopes.
The player has little control over the game mechanics and is only able to move freely and pick up objects as needed to progress.
In a time when more and more families are feeling the pinch, and are struggling to put good food on their tables, the ability to be able to provide even a bowl of freely picked blackberries can make a difference.
