The phrase "a far more palatable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two or more options, indicating that one is significantly more acceptable or agreeable than the others.
Example: "The new policy is a far more palatable solution than the previous one, which faced widespread criticism."
Alternatives: "much more acceptable" or "considerably more agreeable."
Should it make peace with Turkey and be removed from the designated terror list, it may become a far more palatable partner.
Rec 2 is a far more palatable sequel in that it's much shorter, much more exciting, and features much more throat-biting by ravenous cannibals.
She became the poster child for assisted death — a far more palatable one than Jack Kevorkian, who had previously filled that role.
It's a far more palatable and enjoyable way of hearing how miserable it is being a star than anything Thom Yorke has managed to come up with.
It's an entirely mythical distinction, but a far more palatable subject than the disturbing tales — on so many levels — of Manti Te'o's virtual girlfriend and Lance Armstrong's wanton deceit.
Instead, these patients have decided that purchasing a kidney from someone they've never met -- in almost all cases someone who is impoverished and living in a foreign land -- is a far more palatable option.
Over the past decade, an increasing number of states have come to rely on gambling, and particularly casino gambling, as a steady source of income and as an option far more palatable to the public than raising taxes or cutting services.
Many young scientists who might not be thrilled at the prospect of working at a government lab devoted to building weapons of mass destruction find the idea of being a University of California researcher far more palatable.
The openness and civilian attorney and proof beyond a reasonable doubt -- that combination, even against a different evidentiary standard, is far more palatable and at the end of the day is within the range of reasonableness".
Today happily the news for wine lovers with a lust for vinous wandering is far more palatable and, sometimes, downright delicious.
