"a fresh alternative" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an idea or solution that is different than what has been suggested. For example, "The mayor proposed a tax increase, but the school board suggested a fresh alternative of cutting salaries as a cost savings measure."
Tyconius offered a fresh alternative.
The event offered a fresh alternative to the formal piano recital.
Investec offers a fresh alternative in private banking - investec.co.uk/pb or Investec-Cricket.
Recent research by uSwitch.com found that while 57% welcomed a fresh alternative to "the big four", only 38% would consider moving their current account to a new bank.
Berlioz's soft-spoken sacred trilogy, as this affecting oratorio has been described, would be my top choice for a fresh alternative to Handel's "Messiah" at Christmastime.
The newly commissioned English translation – the deft and musical work of Christopher Cowell – was a bonus, a fresh alternative to the familiar David Lloyd-Jones version.
"With the arrival of spring and summer, it's the perfect time to introduce a fresh, clean alternative color choice to our desktops and monitors, bringing an exciting new look and feel to desktop PCs".
Martin Hall, chief executive of the new venture said: "The health lottery game is a fresh new alternative which has one single good cause at its heart – health.
Beachy waves are a great, fresh alternative to straight hair; you can pick up a good mousse that is especially for waves if your hair won't hold curls easily.
Given that a highly processed, salt-andsugar saturated Oscar Meyer Lunchables package ranges from $3.45 for bologna and American cheese to $2.79 for pizza, you would think that parents would leap at the chance to pay between 40 cents and $3.00 for a healthy, fresh alternative.
Although Mr. Levine's signature conceit, the large head on little body rendered with a crosshatch technique, was a throwback to the 19th-century cartoon styles of the French caricaturist André Gill and the British cartoonist John Tenniel, in the early 1960s it was a decidedly fresh alternative to the often turgid romantic realism of most mainstream illustration.
