The phrase "a milder option" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing alternatives that are less extreme or intense compared to other choices.
Example: "For those who prefer a gentler approach, we recommend choosing a milder option for the treatment."
Alternatives: "a softer choice" or "a less intense alternative."
French's Yellow Mustard — introduced at the World's Fair in 1904 as a milder option to the grainy European varieties — alone accounts for a 26.9 percent segment of the mustard market, according to the SymphonyIRI Group, whose data does not include Walmart.
For instance, if you go all Ambien Cookbook when you take the hard stuff, it might be best to look for a milder option for the plane.
We don't need a milder alternative to the public option, since momentum for it seems to be building.
The milder option would spread out Greece's payments to creditors, who would have to accept a decline in the present value of their investments — an option that is starting to look like the best of an array of bad choices.
In scenarios 1 – 3, a mild therapeutic option consisting of an operation alone or an operation with adjuvant mono-chemotherapy was presented in comparison with a more intensive therapeutic option consisting of an operation with mono-chemotherapy, double-chemotherapy, or radiation [ 12, 14, 15].
Hollis, a local, orders the "mild" option of chicken spiciness … alarm bells.
Another often very spicy dish, so don't forget to ask for a milder version if you prefer this, and if it is an option.
A mild, but nonetheless really tasty option, it is a particularly safe bet if you have any fussy guests.
Vegetable broth is the best option, but a mild chicken broth can work just as well.
Panang curry was a mild coconut stew with chicken (other options were shrimp or scallops), vegetables, pineapple cubes and a lime leaf or two, but little character.
In scenarios without survival benefit, all groups clearly preferred the milder treatment option (range: 78% - 90%).
