The phrase "adequate alternative for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a substitute or replacement that is sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose.
Example: "The new software provides an adequate alternative for the outdated system we were using."
Alternatives: "satisfactory substitute for" or "sufficient replacement for".
In that case, a federal judge found that the city had failed to develop adequate alternatives for disabled residents to call for help.
Yet, in the rush to make a symbolic gesture to tackle plastic waste, some companies like Starbucks and municipalities like Seattle initially overlooked the needs of people in the disability community when they instituted their straw bans, failing to provide adequate alternatives for those who need them.
If there were adequate alternative methods for a woman safely to obtain an abortion before viability, it is unlikely that prohibiting the D&X procedure alone would "amount in practical terms to a substantial obstacle to a woman seeking an abortion".
In that case the ELDR Center's lawsuit asked for a restraining order so the county couldn't move homeless people from the sprawling riverbed encampment unless there were adequate alternative places for them to go.
These findings provide evidence that HbA1c ≥6.5% is not an adequate alternative criterion for diagnosing T1D in high-risk subjects <21 years of age.
16 Urine is an adequate alternative biospecimen for monitoring HPV prevalence in female adolescents to determine the early effect of HPV vaccination on a population level.
FMU care may be considered as an adequate alternative to OU care for low-risk women.
Care in FMUs may be considered an adequate alternative to OU care for low-risk women within a network of supporting OUs.
Care in FMUs may be considered as an adequate alternative to OU care for low-risk women, and women should be given an informed choice of place of birth, including information on transfer.
