The phrase "a wise course of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decision or action that is considered prudent or sensible in a given situation.
Example: "Choosing to invest in renewable energy is a wise course of action for the future."
Alternatives: "a prudent approach to" or "a sensible path for".
"I think it's a wise course of action," he said, "simply because of the unknowns".
Why would the International Olympic Committee think that appeasing the dictators of China now is a wise course of action?
A wise course of action would have reduced racial tensions in the high school, not inflamed them.
AFTER 14 years as a renter in the same building, Karen Schnelwar believed that buying a one-bedroom was a wise course of action.
David Snow, executive editor at Private Equity International, a research firm, said that the $30 million settlement was a wise course of action by Riverstone.
Of course this is technically possible (that is, if things go as Trende hypothesizes, it is certainly true that the Republicans can win without additional Latino votes) but is it a wise course of action?
In his work on optics just as much as in his work on thermodynamics, Gibbs deliberately avoided speculating about the microscopic structure of matter, which proved a wise course in view of the revolutionary developments in quantum mechanics that began around the time of his death.
My stroke neurologist (background here) has prescribed a full aspirin a day for the rest of my life — a wise course from her standpoint.
First, when it comes to nuclear weapons, just giving up and walking away from an arms-control treaty reverses the wise course of negotiated reductions we have followed for decades.
An alternative, and probably less wise, course of action would be to appoint a special prosecutor to probe Wall Street wrongdoing.
Another wise course of action would be to produce a visualization of the rays refracting through your lens system as a debugging aid (compare to those at the top of this web page).
