The phrase "a mitigation option" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or measures aimed at reducing negative impacts or risks in various contexts, such as environmental policy or project management.
Example: "Implementing a mitigation option like reforestation can help combat climate change effects."
Alternatives: "a risk reduction strategy" or "a damage control measure".
As such, the best financial approach for REDD would be a mechanism with two tracks: a market track serving as a mitigation option for developed countries, and a fund track serving as a mitigation option for developing countries.
Increase and conservation of vegetated areas is a mitigation option for UHI.
Importing foreign capital that increases the efficiency of energy use represents a mitigation option that extends the commonly modeled portfolio.
We agree there are still fundamental uncertainties associated with biochar as a mitigation option, but the peer-reviewed papers we cite describe these uncertainties.
We found that, if nuclear energy is excluded as a mitigation option, CCS can be sufficiently cost-effective in 2020 to avoid 29 Mt per year in 2020 in the Dutch electricity sector (which is half of the CO2 emission abatement necessary in this year).
Otherwise, it is questionable if bioenergy can be justified as a mitigation option.
The sequestration of CO2 as a greenhouse mitigation option is becoming an increasingly important priority for industry.
A reduction of energy service demand is a climate mitigation option, but its effectiveness has never been quantified.
Recycle is being considered as a waste mitigation option for irradiated graphite from gas cooled reactors.
Yet the inclusion of forests in international climate agreements has been complex, often considered a secondary mitigation option.
Although we do mention waste-derived biochar as a possible mitigation option, it certainly does not mean we are advocating that as the panacea.
