The phrase "a smart option" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing choices or decisions that are considered wise or advantageous.
Example: "Choosing to invest in renewable energy is a smart option for both the environment and the economy."
Alternatives: "a wise choice" or "a clever decision."
ARMs can be a smart option for borrowers, under certain circumstances and with a thorough understanding of the terms.
Bennett could opt for a whole host of talented English coaches, but the highly-regarded Castleford coach, Daryl Powell, could be a smart option.
Still, shoppers may find that traditional resources like local car clubs are a smart option, especially when considering a long-distance car purchase.
Ibed is the town's first proper hostel and a smart option that shares more with a four-star hotel than a hostel.
It is certainly undergoing a makeover these days as a "smart" option in the 24/7 society, given the costs and consequences of sleep deprivation.
But when conditions are unfavorable and they are going to work against you whatever your resources and capabilities might be, a structuralist approach is not a smart option.
The flipside of using Rocket Mortgage is that a person might lose out on a smarter option.
Scotland were probing for openings with the ball in hand but were repelled by some big hits, when kicking for touch might have been a smarter option.
While Advance offers a smarter option (StumbleUpon had more chance built into its one-click site generation functionality) the spirit of the workplace internet wanderer continues.
United Airlines may offer the cheapest fare from A to B, but by the time you pay $125 extra each way to check your bag and bike--and shell out another $15 on sustenance at the airport, since United provides no free snacks en route--it may be a smarter option to pay for the pricier ticket with, say, JetBlue.
