"Making a choice may be the best choice" is it correct? there are some error?
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It is grammatically correct, but I’m curious about the context in which you would say this. Do you mean there is some situation in which you can either make a choice or choose NOT to make a choice (and let someone/something else make the decision for you) and, in that situation, it is better to make a choice (regardless of what the choice is) rather than let someone/something else decide?
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