The phrase "predominant choice" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the most common or prevalent option or decision in a particular situation. Example: "The survey results showed that the predominant choice among students was to pursue higher education after graduation."
This survey focuses on the design automation of a broad class of communication architectures, here referred to as structured on-chip interconnects, the predominant choice in most real-world systems.
I didn't get that from New York City or anything to do with Michael Bloomberg—I got it from Louisiana and got the suggestion from a local prosecutor who was convinced that guns are the predominant choice of weapon" for abusers who kill their victims.
The use of Chemical Shops was the most predominant choice for health care.
The problems with 401(k) plans include high fees and poor investment options, usually with the predominant choices being high expense ratio, hyperactively managed funds.
Males' predominant choices of specialty consisted of Internal Medicine and Surgery.
When the latter aspect is predominant, the choice of simplified models which describe the molecule with a single or a few interacting sites is to be preferred.
The predominant multiple choice question design of the K-REC has both advantages and disadvantages.
The predominant treatment choice was long-acting methylphenidate, which was prescribed to more than 56%% of patients.
Across all countries, excluding Italy where long-acting methylphenidates are not approved for use, long-acting methylphenidate was the predominant treatment choice (among 55.8 % of patients) either as monotherapy or in combination.
Quality of service (QoS) is the predominant metric of choice to manage resources among contending applications.
Methotrexate was the predominant drug of choice, and was given as monotherapy in 64 (16.7%) patients.
