The phrase "a nicer option" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing choices or alternatives, suggesting that one choice is more pleasant or preferable than another.
Example: "While both products are effective, the new model offers a nicer option for those who value aesthetics."
Alternatives: "a better choice" or "a more appealing alternative".
Upmarket funky and rather urban, it is a nice option in a town that boasts a yearly chowder cook-off.
"We've given children this idea that reading and books are a nice option, if you want that kind of thing.
Abus also does the Scraper, a nice option comparable to the other models I tried, though the Pedelec is a good hybrid.
Its remote control slips into a slot on top of the radio for storage, a nice option found in no other receiver.
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.
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.
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.
A common reason for choosing a hybrid ARM is projected length of homeownership: it's a nice option for buyers who don't expect to stay in their home for longer than, say, three to five years, perhaps because they anticipate transferring to a new city or starting a family.
