The phrase "a practical choice for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing options or decisions that are sensible and feasible in a given context.
Example: "Choosing a hybrid vehicle is a practical choice for those looking to reduce fuel costs and environmental impact."
Alternatives: "a sensible option for" or "a viable solution for".
"Many of us then did not have a practical choice for a browser.
Experimental results show that AFC is a strong and a practical choice for liquid level control.
With 65 available hospitals in the area, Tampa was a practical choice for federal officials seeking to place injured Haitians.
Job done, you might think, except that gold is too rare and expensive to be a practical choice for anyone except kings and queens.
The CmActin promoter may provide a practical choice for high-level constitutive expression of target genes and could be a useful tool in floriculture plant genetic engineering.
Combining desktop power and a space-saving design that's 21.6 – (W) x 19.6- (H) x 5.1-inches (D), the Veriton Z410G is a practical choice for a wide variety of commercial users.
In boundary value problem, the quotient can be formed by dropping the rows and columns from corresponding to elementary -chains that lie in (As there are no boundary conditions concerning a multiplicity of a boundary, this is a practical choice of representatives for the relative chains of.) If is empty, we call the chain complex absolute.
Extensive mass transit options, an established health care system and an existing structure of social services are among the many factors that can make a city a surprisingly practical choice for retirement.
Because most people typically don't use serrated knives or salad dressings in the bathroom, marble countertops are a more practical choice for a bathroom than a kitchen.
This study shows that the modified Ross-Konno procedure can be a practical choice in selective cases for complex LVOT stenosis in neonates and infants.
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.
