The phrase "a more practical choice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing options and indicating that one option is more suitable or feasible than another.
Example: "After considering all the alternatives, I believe that a more practical choice would be to invest in renewable energy sources."
Alternatives: "a better option" or "a more sensible selection".
However, the second control system is simpler to design and implement and is, therefore, a more practical choice.
Still, if you are shooting video, the full-time autofocus may make this a more practical choice than other "pro-sumer" D.S.L.R.'s.
Obama's response to this problem has been to make college a more practical choice for more people, and to that end he has recently undertaken a number of initiatives, including expanding Pell grants and capping student-loan payments at ten per cent of borrowers' income.
The English Cricket Board courteously said it understood "that there were logistical issues" that "made South Africa a more practical choice".
In the latter case, the discrete cosine transform (DCT) [8], which is a more practical choice than the KLT for non-Gaussian vectors, was used.
It's not as significant a step up from sites like Smugmug, but the interface and theme design make it a more practical choice for the photography professional, or the "enthusiastic amateur" like myself.
It is probably not worthwhile to invest in laborious sequencing protocols such as cloning [43] to obtain barcodes for a region that can only reduce the fail rate of the BLAST test by 7 15%, and in contrast, full-length rbcL as a single DNA barcode locus seems the more practical choice.
It's unlikely that you'll find many books on one but not the other, and personally, I like the Kobo's look more, though for a heavy e-reader user, the Kindle is still the more practical choice, with its extra features.
It was the more practical choice, however, because it helped me discern a career path versus pursuing something based on curiosity.
The Star-Ledger called Mr. Franks "the better and more practical choice," saying his ideas were "more grounded in reality than Schundler's".
