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Discover LudwigThe phrase "top choice of" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is the best or most preferred option among available choices. Example: "The new smartphone model is the top choice of consumers, thanks to its advanced features and sleek design."
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Top choice of U.S. News.
I.R.V. "cannot result in a candidate being the top choice of a majority of voters"?
Mr. Bustamante, 50, emerged as the top choice of the Democratic Party's leadership should Mr. Davis lose.
DES MOINES — Mitt Romney is fighting to be the top choice of Republicans here in Iowa, but he's already the top target for Democrats.
Representative Mike Pence, a conservative Republican who was the top choice of many Washington Republicans, announced earlier that he would not run and restated that intention on Monday.
Rombaldoni said that Ivanov's eighth move was unusual, but that it was the top choice of computer programs he consulted after the game.
This study is one of many with similar results over the years, which raises the question: Why aren't index funds the top choice of investors?
Watch this video on YouTube Memorably featured at the Python Graham Chapman's funeral, and was the top choice of 55- to 64-year-olds.
[T]he process offered by this bill cannot result in a candidate being the top choice of a majority of voters.
Had the Ryans had one from Money's top choice of provider – insurance4carhire.com – they could have simply handed the matter over to them.
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