The phrase "age alternative" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a different way of approaching a situation from the traditional or usual way, or to talk about something that is new or modern compared to the standard version. For example, "The store owners decided to offer an age alternative to their standard checkout process, allowing customers to place their orders online."
Seth Hurwitz, an independent promoter in Washington who booked Lollapalooza into the Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Md., said that there was waning interest in aging alternative rock acts like the ones on the Lollapalooza tour.
Finally, Universal is also partnered with RollingStone.com, but the aging alternative- magazine's site mostly features photos and reviews, and just a smattering of MP3 files.
Full album concerts became something of a phenomenon among aging alternative and indie acts, with bands such as the Breeders, the Pixies and Weezer rolling out performances dedicated to signature works.
This is, after all, the age of alternatives (alternatives spring up when we no longer have choices).
That old-time religion and some of its newer-age alternatives were central to films as dissimilar as "Higher Ground," about a woman who, after evading a tragedy, joins a fundamentalist Christian group, and the amusingly eccentric "Septien," about a family that drives out its demons with the help of a preacher.
In 2001, during a particularly painful gig in Liverpool, he realised he was "a mumbling relic from another age... Alternative comedy was dead.
As The Times fights for survival in the digital age, that alternative was not a good one.
Yet viewers familiar with tai chi exercises and Buddhist ideas in an age of alternative medicine and spiritual retreats would understand what these choreographers have had to say both in their work and at news conferences here.
For this reason, as well as the indication of the skulls being of different age, an alternative strategy involving radiocarbon dating was chosen to support or refute the DNA results in this study.
