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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a more stable option" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing different choices or alternatives, indicating that one choice is more stable than others.
Example: "After evaluating the various investment strategies, we concluded that a more stable option would be to invest in government bonds."
Alternatives: "a more secure choice" or "a more reliable alternative."
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Logvinov mused that a collective leadership arrangement might be a more stable option during a North Korean succession scenario.
After the NCAA reopened its investigation, Ingram and his father told the Charlotte Observer, the Blue Devils seemed like a more stable option than the Tar Heels.
This was removed from the released game; Activision considered that there was insufficient test time, and removing it was a more stable option.
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And though the best female basketball players can get by in the WNBA, where salaries range from $36,570 to $105,000, coaching offers a much more stable option.
On the whole, though, there are more stable options out there right now.
Bitcoin has proven popular in Argentina and other parts of Latin America where local currencies are subject to crazy depreciation, to the point that bitcoin provides a more stable and viable option for storing and moving their money.
Is there a better option — a more stable community?
In contrast to global measures, local measures had multiple benefits beyond the direct benefit of a more stable climate and were considered "low-regret" options, but individually cannot provide adequate solutions worldwide.
Sure, the unibody supposedly gives you a more stable construction and adds the button-less glass touchpad, but the plastic option is 300 bones less.
A more stable society?
A more stable Asia3.
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