The part of a sentence "a more appropriate alternative" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest an alternative solution or plan that is more suitable than a previously suggested option. For example, "We had considered going on a beach vacation, but a city break might be a more appropriate alternative."
"Not strange, then," he muses, alighting on a more appropriate alternative.
In this theoretical view, the systemic failure approach is thus proposed as a more appropriate, alternative innovation policy rationale.
One sometimes encounters the argument that an objective "to earn a fair return for the stockholder" is a pious but meaningless mouthing; 20% pre-tax return on invested capital (or some such specific target) is advanced as a more appropriate alternative.
A strategy of conservative management with noninvasive follow-up may be a more appropriate alternative.
We believe that social network analysis is a more appropriate alternative.
Rather, in the absence of a more appropriate alternative, and bearing in mind the need for a mutual vocabulary with which to engage critically with existing academic and policy discourses, we seek to develop a more systematic and nuanced analysis of integration processes that avoids the pitfalls which integration's critics have rightly identified.
An alternative surgical treatment is trabeculotomy [ 62]; it appears as a more appropriate choice especially when a cloudy cornea prevents a comfortable visualization of the angle [ 62].
Protamine sulfate have been shown to be a safer and more appropriate alternative to poly-L-lysine for condensation, as well as the delivery of plasmid DNA to the nucleus.
Considering our government's cash flow predicament I would like to offer the TSA a much cheaper and more appropriate alternative.
This result provides a situation for examining the commonly used "shape spheroidal approximation" of same aspect ratio as well as possibly more appropriate alternatives.
By discouraging inappropriate procedures and encouraging more appropriate alternatives, this evidence-based reimbursement strategy could save billions of dollars annually while simultaneously improving the overall quality of care.
