prepositions - Is "choose from one of four options" wrong?


I need backup in pressing my case that the phrase “choose from one of four options” is grammatically incorrect. Is there some resource that can prove my case, that the incorrect phrase should be replaced with one of the two following ones?




  • Choose one of four options

  • Choose from four options





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