Final answer:
The embedded design that would not be written in the SRS is choosing data structures.
Step-by-step explanation:
In software engineering, the SRS (Software Requirements Specification) document outlines the requirements for a software system.
It typically does not include the actual embedded design, which is the implementation details of how the software will be built.
Therefore, the option that is not part of the embedded design written in the SRS is D. Choose data structures.
The SRS document would specify the functional and non-functional requirements of the software, describe the flow of information or control between modules, and the logical requirements for the software, but it does not explicitly decide on the data structures to be used.