"alias name" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used when someone is known by two different names, for example, their given name and a nickname. For example, "John Smith, alias 'Johnny', was a popular musician in the 1960s."
Sometimes I pick up the phone, listen to their alias name, repeat it several times in an incredulous tone and then – bam! – pretend to recognise them.
similarities in alias name, stylometry, temporal information, similarities in networks (social networks or network of threads).
Our solution proposes both the use of hierarchical names assigned by access providers and a novel alias name architecture.
However, if a user uses aliases which are more or less arbitrarily selected, the actual alias name as such cannot be used for the matching process.
Some of the components that can be used to detect multiple aliases are: similarities in alias name, stylometry, temporal information, similarities in networks (social networks or network of threads).
As it was an overseas telegram, he had to sign for it with his full (alias) name.
"We get a lot of mail for all his alias names here, and lots of stuff from the I.R.S.," Ms. Elitt continued.
Mail will be delivered whichever name a letter writer uses because the post office keeps a record of widely used "alias" names for streets, said Darlene Reid-DeMeo, a spokeswoman for the United States Postal Service.
The probabilistic linkage approach automatically accepted matches when the first, last, and alias names, date of birth and sex were identical.
We standardized college names, especially for schools that have aliases (while also searching under all known school alias names), such as College of the Holy Cross (Massachusetts) (a.k.a., Holy Cross College, Holy Cross).
The fact is Rosen and Kim set up these alias names, special email accounts, but that doesn't mean that the Justice Department ever intended to criminally prosecute Rosen".
