The phrase "a daring one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person or action that is bold, adventurous, or audacious.
Example: "In a world full of conformity, she chose to be a daring one, pursuing her dreams without fear."
Alternatives: "a bold choice" or "an audacious act".
The choice of Pan is a daring one on the part of NBC, since it is not a terribly well known musical.
Biology Direct started as an experiment, perhaps a daring one, on a new system of open peer review, under which the signed reviews and the author responses are published as an integral part of the final version of each article.
Or in style; Mendilíbar's high-intensity, direct approach was to be replaced by a more technical game – a daring one.
Rogue One always seemed like a leftfield creative move for the first Star Wars spinoff, if not necessarily a daring one.
Ms. Massi, who moved to Paris in 1999 but regularly visits Algeria, is a leading songwriter in a cosmopolitan generation of Algerians, and a daring one in both her lyrics and her musical ambitions.
The Republican budget released on Tuesday is a daring one in many ways.
A second option, a more daring one, would have been to use the occasion to highlight how Republican attitudes toward the criminal-justice system are changing.
Creating a network operating system -- an idea that Microsoft once opposed -- is a real shift in strategy, and a particularly daring one because it strikes at the heart of the bitterly contested federal antitrust lawsuit that Microsoft is now appealing.
Mr. Tanis turns a silk scarf into a wand, then prepares to eat fire, one of the most dangerous tricks he performs and an unusually daring one for a child's birthday party.
But Mr. Minor's move is an astonishingly daring one even by Silicon Valley standards.
The great ones have a remarkable way of creating for us a steep standard, daring one and all to evolve beyond what we believe of ourselves.
