'Possibility to choice' is not a correct sentence in English.
The correct sentence would read "Possibility of choice." Example: We have a wide range of options available, giving us the possibility of choice.
The anthropologist Sherry B. Ortner's 'serious games' concept [ 55] theorises about the complex social realities in which individuals are neither 'autonomous agents' nor stuck in a structure without agency, implying that structures curtail but do not eliminate the possibility to make choices.
In a security context, crime control measures are designed to influence the possibility to actualise crime choices (Felson and Clarke 1998).
"We are seriously concerned that if these allegations are substantiated by the Commission's analysis and investigation, consumers have suffered harm from Google's dominance by being provided with partial results of their search queries and thus being deprived of the possibility to make informed choices," she writes.
In the second step of our evaluation the possibility to construct diverse choices of accurate trees by the use of bootstrap sampling is presented.
In conclusion, modularity provides the possibility to facilitate the intraoperative choice of the femoral version, length, and offset, independently of distal fixation.
By means of computer simulation the system can perform different solutions, giving the possibility to obtain a reasonable choice of different thermo-mechanical rolling conditions.
With increasing evidence of overdiagnosis, this is of concern and violates the individual's possibility to make an informed choice.
The more patients are given the possibility to make an informed choice in the care of their chronic condition, the more determined they will be to change their behaviour required to adhere to treatment [ 23- 25].
I extend the same possibility of choice to my children whenever possible.
She doesn't think the G.O.P. will embrace the Clintonian mantra any time soon, but it just might be within the realm of possibility to make it "less anti-choice, or less vocally anti-choice".
"Nick's trying to give North Koreans the chance to live a life like his, a life made of judgment, of contact with different things and people, and the possibility to make one's own choices," she said, asking not to be identified for fear of jeopardizing her chances of a visa to the North should she ever decide to apply.
