The phrase "most logical choice" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it when discussing options and deciding between them. For example, "Choosing between the three options, the most logical choice for me was the one that would save me the most money."
The most logical choice, say stock analysts, would be a media concern.
For a company trying to survive, he said, "it's not the most logical choice".
Antoine Walker might be the most logical choice, but there are marketing needs to weigh.
Walton seems the most logical choice because of chronic back problems.
When the Yankees let Chuck Knoblauch go after last season, Jeter became the most logical choice to bat leadoff.
When negotiators can't come to agreement but want to avoid an expensive, time-consuming, and potentially rancorous lawsuit, mediation is often their most logical choice.
Though more challenging to produce, antibacterial compounds that have novel structures, mechanisms of action and/or exploit previously unrecognized targets, as compared to those that have already reached the market, are the most logical choices for combating drug resistant pathogens (Donadio et al. 2010; Gwynn et al. 2010).
The physical environment is a big factor behind obesity, and in much of the world we continue to create towns that are not conducive to healthy lifestyles.Planning decisions that lead to sprawling communities linked by highways make car travel the most convenient and logical choice for many people.
It would be a logical choice; most colleges around here don't have their own radio stations because of the problems with space on the FM dial.
Although the health provider cost perspective is a logical choice for most studies, because the decision maker is often the healthcare provider, such a perspective cannot inform whether a particular intervention benefits society as a whole, a detraction in the opinion of some health economists [ 50].
If a woman "chooses" to be a stay at home mom, because entrenched pay discrepancy, cultural habits and a gender segregated workforce make that "choice" the most logical and financially rational, she is not compensated, either through pay or benefits, for her investment of time and effort and risks her long term financial security.
