"alternate data" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase "alternate data" to refer to information that is similar, but slightly different, to the main data under consideration. For example, "The study compared the primary data against alternate data to determine if any significant differences were visible."
The automaker said it was "confident that it identified and addressed all issues that arose during the relevant time period, using alternate data sources".
While some fishery-independent data sets might be discarded if they prove irrelevant or inaccurate, Dr. Quinn said, alternate data are worth seeking out.
At Mollison Elementary in Bronzeville, which was slated for consolidation, the school community pointed to alternate data that they argued showed signs of improvement.
Only alternate data points are marked for clarity.
We have an alternate data center too, with an alternate emergency medical record version.
An alternate data format that can accommodate a Nyquist mode and enhance cache efficiency is also proposed.
We will continue to enhance the capability of the data visualization mechanism depicted in this paper on a given building model, based on various types of available sensor modules, their network, or alternated data collection.
For some natural or urban regions, it is possible to have multiple sources of geophysical data available but the associated effects of using alternating data sources on modeling results is not yet evaluated.
Due to overlapping data of 'SLAC1' and 'SLAC1 + OST1' alternating data points are shown in (C ).
One alternate census data set quietly published last week said the number of poor people has grown by 4.6 million since 2006, not by 9.7 million as the bureau reported in September.
The alternate census data show a 50 percent rise in their numbers, with 44 million Americans in that economic band, where benefits dwindle in sums lost to taxes and child care, and medical expenses mount.
