The phrase "a nice choice for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when recommending or suggesting something that is suitable or appropriate for a particular purpose or situation.
Example: "This restaurant is a nice choice for a romantic dinner."
Alternatives: "a great option for" or "an excellent selection for".
A nice choice for an eco-conscious loved-one.
They're a nice choice for family photos that might not deserve a $100 frame, among other things.
But that is a nice choice for a Republican candidate to have: Mr. Perry is probably the most capable of the candidates to maintain credibility with both groups.
As war horses go, "Le Corsaire" is decidedly pretty and can still kick, a nice choice for the first week of American Ballet Theater's season at the Metropolitan Opera House.
"The material we used is a nice choice for this.
So closer examination of what went into the rankings provided specific and valuable information: Bentley looks like a nice choice for students who want to become accountants and work in Boston, but its overall high rank in this list might not be relevant to those with other academic and career interests.
There are several magnificent Art Deco sets built for the film, a nice choice of locations, including the forecourt of the Savoy, and atmospheric lighting by cinematographer John de Borman.
It's yet-another-BitTorrent service, but there's a hook that makes it a really nice choice for the casual BitTorrent user – easy search combined with a Java applet BitTorrent client for downloading.
We learn this in the pilot, as our hero doctor, Jack Matthew Foxx, a nice choice), and Kate (Evangeline Lilly) go looking for the wrecked cockpit in the jungle.
The idea of shooting the video in Spain for this type of song is a nice choice, but Frankie is overly tanned.
For the jewelry part, dangle earrings are a nice choice along with a corresponding necklace.
