The phrase "acts alternatively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions that occur in turns or in a manner that alternates between different options or methods.
Example: "The system acts alternatively between two modes of operation, ensuring efficiency and flexibility."
Alternatives: "functions in turns" or "operates in alternation".
In this arrangement each magnetron acts alternatively as an anode and a cathode.
To combat this he can disguise himself by wearing a bandana when performing criminal acts; alternatively, a very negative or criminal reputation warrants the player a large amount of respect and steep discounts from bandits and fencers at criminal hideouts, such as Thieves' Landing.
Furthermore, corto acts alternatively as an enhancer of trithorax and an enhancer of polycomb.
The oppositely orientated pistons are activated simultaneously and the both piston pairs act alternatively.
The changes observed in EZH2 and Nkx3.1 expression in ESE3-kd cells suggested that ESE3 could bind to the promoter of these genes and act alternatively as a transcriptional activator or repressor.
These findings are thus consistent with the ability of ETS factors to act alternatively as transcriptional activator and repressor [10], [29] and with the hypothesis that transcription factors can influence the recruitment of epigenetic effectors like EZH2 to gene promoters [31].
NJP, MLS and JS, all experienced teachers in communication and teaching skills training, acted alternatively as group dynamic facilitators and helped extract from the role plays and small group discussions the core teaching and communication skills to be learned.
There is conflicting evidence whether they act by inducing lesions in DNA, such as initiating carcinogens, or alternatively act as promoters of carcinogenesis.
It's time for the N.C.A.A. to get its act together, or, alternatively, to take the money out of it all.
WNs typically participate as peers in the RELOAD overlay network but may in some cases alternatively act as clients (e.g., in order to limit resource consumption).
Section 2.2 briefly overviews the four different feature extraction methods that will alternatively act upon the normalized image to produce the reference points both for watermark embedding and detection.
