Is the diction appropriate in the following sentence?

"Four years later, he met and married Martha Dandridge Custis, a young widow whose husband had died."

A. No, it is too informal.

B. No, it is too opinionated.

C. No, it has redundant information.

D. Yes, it is correct as it is written.

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D this sentence is correct there isn't anything wrong with it

Is the diction appropriate in the following sentence?"Four years later, he met and married Martha Dandridge Custis, a young widow whose husband had died."A. No, it is too informal.B. No, it is too opinionated.C. No, it has redundant information.D. Yes, it is correct as it is written.