The phrase "a premium option for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a high-quality choice or alternative available for a specific purpose or audience.
Example: "Our new subscription plan is a premium option for those who want exclusive content and features."
Alternatives: "a high-end choice for" or "a luxury selection for".
But until now they haven't had a premium option that was tailored for business.
Thau has been meeting carriers in Europe and the SMS return comes at just the right time, with Twitter actually threatening to go mainstream, and now confirming plans for a premium option.
It's not a subscription-based service, but seniors can pay for a premium option that lets them choose between three Papa Pals instead of being randomly paired with one of the several hundred options.
If Cablevision prevails and YES remains a pay or premium option for Cablevision's subscribers, Time Warner, Comcast, Cox and all other cable companies in the area could invoke clauses in their contracts to alter their YES deals to match the terms of the award by the arbitrators, limiting the distribution of YES across the region.
While the first batch of Windows Mixed Reality headsets offered little differentiation from each other aside from small cosmetic deviations from Microsoft's reference design — HP launched a headset then, it was nothing special — now it seems the company has made a significant bet on becoming the premium option for virtual reality enterprise users.
That makes stock options its first real premium option for clients.
Briggs & Stratton, a maker of motors for lawn mowers, has granted premium options for a decade, according to James E. Brenn, its chief financial officer.
At $200, it's probably not for everyone, but it's also well-positioned to be a premium keyboard option for the average consumer looking to treat themselves without going totally overboard into the world of hardcore keyboard fanaticism.
