"expansion options" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to possible choices of increasing the size or scope of something. For example, "The company is considering various expansion options to increase market share."
Alongside its expected approval for the runway, the government will also give its verdict on three Heathrow expansion options, all of which include the third runway.
The 21-year lease for 350,000 square feet on 11 floors, which begins in 1998 and includes expansion options, was valued at more than $500 million.
The solid circle, or asset value (S), of WeatherIze's second expansion option will shrink, and both the first and second expansion options will move to the left.
The study, to be completed within a year, would include information on the theater's expansion options, and create a package of technical specifications, early design concepts, costs and the recommendation of a design-and-construction team.
CGTI's hybrid business model and dual mission of profit and social value creation complicated the founders' decisions as they considered different expansion options, including new product and service offerings, and potentially expanding geographical coverage.
The benefits of using discrete event simulation models at various stages of the engineering studies are demonstrated through two case studies to evaluate new process design and major plant expansion options.
Further, the first expansion option's underlying asset value also should shrink.
But the increased risk also affects the first expansion option for awning fabric.
If the volatility of returns on consumer-product fabrics increases, the second expansion option moves down.
But it is no longer the case that any change in the second expansion option must affect the location of the first expansion option: each could, in fact, move around independently.
