The phrase "option in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to introduce a possible choice or alternative in a sentence. Example: "There are many factors to consider when planning a vacation, but the option in which you travel by train may be the most cost-effective and eco-friendly."
"The girls themselves were given the option in which class they wanted to travel," he said.
Instead, they have chosen a less expensive option in which the team logo is pressed onto the jerseys.
That option, in which the craft would arrive at Mars two years later than planned, would add $300 million.
But the designer baby option, in which women are exploited and another child is born into an over-populated planet, is unethical and selfish.
In addition to the Norway option, the other alternatives identified were: The Swiss option, in which the UK would negotiate a free trade deal with the EU.
The Ryan plan would slowly phase in a premium support option, in which the government would give people money to buy insurance.
That was a true spread option, in which Tebow not only passed for 9,285 yards in four seasons, but also ran for 2,947 yards.
What it didn't have was a paid option, in which a person could, for a fee, not be part of that.
The call option is "covered" because you own the shares on which it is based, as opposed to the riskier "naked" option, in which you do not own any of the shares.
A story mode and a simple "Fantasy Warfare" option in which similar wrestlers from different eras compete (Andre the Giant vs The Big Show, for example) offer the possibility of prolonged play, but depth is not at a premium here.
Vick said the Eagles had much more in store, but in the second half he was in for just four plays, including a quarterback option in which he handed off and was hit hard.
