"wise option" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when you want to suggest that a particular choice is the most prudent one out of a few select choices. For example, "Choosing to invest in stocks was a wise option for the family's future."
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Still, Ms. Rockwell said, when borrowers manage their finances poorly enough to put themselves in peril once, additional monthly debts may not be a wise option.
Before that, Walcott and his team-mates thought the wise option was to stay out of a clearly furious Wenger's way.
His wise option toss to Ford on the second play appeared to win it for the Tigers, but Ford stepped out of bounds.
Constructing an international coalition of willing states — especially Russia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Qatar — is the only strategically wise option for the United States.
Even though the DCMS team may sometimes look like mere servants obliged to do the bidding of George Osborne, irritating the junior culture minister doesn't seem a particularly wise option when the BBC's future is supposedly under threat.
Lashing back at accusers, however, might not be the wisest option after the Enron debacle.
Again looking to the future, playing it safe with colours is the wiser option.
Was a massive retaliation following the July 12 Hizbullah attack on an Israeli military outpost within the state of Israel the only, and wisest, option?
I'm naturally quite touchy, but I've learned over the years that keeping my hands to myself is the wiser option.
Mr. Herbert's proposed infrastructure investment would jump-start an initiative to enable travelers to choose the wisest option — and that would truly be change we can believe in.
