Auswahl (f)
/ˈaʊ̯sˌvaːl/
Auswahl covers both the act of choosing and the resulting set of available options. Depending on whether the focus is on the process, the breadth of choice, or a curated group, English reaches for selection, range, variety, or (in sports) squad.
1. selection
The most versatile equivalent, covering both the act of choosing and the resulting set of items. It works in nearly all contexts.
2. range · commerce, retail
Emphasizes the breadth of available options, a natural fit when stressing variety in a product or service offering.
3. squad · sports
In sports, Auswahl, especially Nationalauswahl, refers to a selected team or squad, typically at national level.
Notes
When expressing freedom to choose, choice fits better than selection, 'I had no choice' rather than 'I had no selection'. Conversely, 'a wide range of options' often sounds more natural in everyday speech than 'a wide selection', even though both are grammatically correct.