The phrase "a nice option" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting or discussing a choice that is pleasant or favorable among alternatives.
Example: "For dinner, I think a nice option would be the grilled salmon with vegetables."
Alternatives: "a good choice" or "a pleasant alternative".
"We've given children this idea that reading and books are a nice option, if you want that kind of thing.
Upmarket funky and rather urban, it is a nice option in a town that boasts a yearly chowder cook-off.
Abus also does the Scraper, a nice option comparable to the other models I tried, though the Pedelec is a good hybrid.
When Senator McCain lost the presidential election, Mr. Thain still had a nice option: possibly taking the reins at Bank of America when Mr. Lewis retired.
Its remote control slips into a slot on top of the radio for storage, a nice option found in no other receiver.
My spidey-sense tells me that having the boys share a room would be a nice option (they have each other), but this is up to you.
While this seems like a nice option at first, the groupers and sharks in many areas are learning to seek divers for a free food handout rather than acquiring a taste for the lionfish.
Of course, if you don't want to vacation in the shadow of a nuclear power plant, the family-friendly Cape Charles Beach on the Chesapeake Bay is a nice option.
Another feature shows drivers the restaurants and other facilities at each exit on a highway, a nice option for those who might be wondering if there is another McDonald's farther down the road.
Although third-row seats are often hard to get into and uncomfortable once you do, they are a nice option for families like mine that need the third row only temporarily when a child is home from college.
"Dropping deep and Moussa [Sissoko] going in behind, I think it's a nice option, and if we lose Cissé any time between now and the end of the year, I will look at it again.
