The phrase "preferred picks" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the items, choices, or options that are preferred or chosen over others. Example: The restaurant's menu had a wide selection of dishes, but their preferred picks were the chef's special and the signature steak.
I think I prefer picking broken glass out of my freezer.
And while the larger, better known retail bookstores can usually offer an overwhelming number of choices, some readers prefer picking through the shelves of an old factory turned bookshop looking for a good mystery or romance, or tracking down a rare book in a converted, historic house.
However, eBay's newer focus is more about working with smaller sellers whose customers may prefer picking up items bought online in their local stores.
If these suffixes are not available for the name you prefer, pick a new name rather than settling for an alternate suffix like ".net" or ".info".info
Amos Miers, 35, a spokesman for the group, said members preferred to pick their own spots to assemble and march.
Often, he preferred to pick from a litter of friends, people he trusted who wouldn't try to undermine him or hurry his slow decision-making.
Discarded at the World Cup by the coach Marc Lièvremont, who preferred to pick a scrum-half in his place, Trinh-Duc was at his most enigmatic following Saint-André's decision to recall him to the starting line-up.
Avon has been looking for a successor to Ms. Jung, who is 53, since December, but preferred to pick its own chief executive rather than have one come from the ranks of Coty's management.
Various sushi combos also worked well, though we preferred to pick and choose our favorites among a sizable list of à la carte possibilities, settling on unagi (eel), toro (fatty tuna) and hirame (fluke).
