The phrase "a prudent one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a choice, decision, or action that is wise or careful, often in the context of making judgments or decisions.
Example: "In uncertain times, investing in a diversified portfolio is a prudent one."
Alternatives: "a wise choice" or "a sensible option".
The indictment is based on the assumption — a prudent one — that money pays for image.
Giuliani administration officials said the budget would be a prudent one, but added that they would start soon after the fiscal year begins on July 1 to look for ways to limit spending to reduce the possible deficits in later years.
It takes a prudent one to recognize and encourage the native resources beneath his feet.
This idea of thrift as a moral virtue, rather than a prudent one, has some problems.
All that said, as inspirational as this president is, he's also a realist and – in this election – a prudent one.
Rachel Fletcher, senior partner for markets at Ofgem, said the decision to consult on extending ways to bring in new capacity services into the following winter was a prudent one.
And I can see that you are an intelligent lad and a prudent one and one who would do well in my office".
This suggests that a prudent approach, one that does not "spend" the surpluses either through tax cuts or more federal programmes, makes most sense.In this section William Faulkner, past and future The left rises from the almost-dead Jam tomorrow God on horseback Nancy Balfour Horribly ensnared ReprintsMany deficit hawks are already thinking along these lines.
"On balance, the compromise reached by the Airport Commission was the prudent one.
"It was our assessment that bin Laden would not have found that prudent," one analyst said.
Case in point is one study that determined that a "prudent" diet — especially one replete with raw vegetables and fruits — can noticeably reduce the elevated risk of heart disease that comes with a specific genetic variation.
