"predominantly choose" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
The phrase is used to indicate that one option or choice is chosen more often than other options or choices. For example, "Most people in this town predominantly choose to shop at the local market for their groceries."
In front of the veil of ignorance, participants predominantly choose voting systems favoring their own group.
Behind the veil of ignorance, participants predominantly choose voting systems that allocate more voting power to larger groups than the most prominent theoretical concept suggests.
Lone wolves are expected to predominantly choose assassinationb, armed attack, bombing, hostage taking or unconventional attacks, rather than arson, hijacking or kidnapping (Phillips 2011).
Bifurcation law describes red blood cell behavior when a microcapillary splits; red blood cells predominantly choose the larger of the daughter capillaries.
Additionally, we predominantly chose areas of the lower painting, which correspond to homogeneous areas of Ecce Homo.
When it comes to mode choice, while seniors from Bratislava prefer walking the most (44%), their counterparts from Brno predominantly chose public transport (57%).
Since the morphological characters place D. endobranchia in the subgenus Drosophila, we predominantly chose to sample taxa from this branch.
Descriptor groups pairs such as descriptors that describe patterns in the connection of specific atoms with each other (ET-State) and Geometrical descriptors or descriptors of special fragments that describe a path or cycle (GSFRAG) with itself are predominantly chosen by our method.
Figure S1 shows an example of a subject's choice data in the Ds-Dl space (Ds: delay for the small reward, Dl: delay for the large reward): the subject predominantly chose large rewards when the delay to the large reward was relatively short (bottom right part of the Ds-Dl space), but preferred small rewards when the delay to the large reward was relatively long (top left part).
INT patients predominantly chose PST first-line treatment.
For the perceptually complex words (claim), listeners are predominantly choosing the wrong stem clay instead of claim.
