The phrase "alternate goods" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to products that can be used in place of one another, often in the context of consumer choices or economic discussions.
Example: "When the store ran out of my favorite brand, I had to consider alternate goods that would meet my needs."
Alternatives: "substitute products" or "replacement items".
Alternate good and bad sections.
He has always alternated Good Dennis and Bad Dennis at his own whim.
His decision, with its alternating good news and bad news for everyone in the room, was equal to the theatricality of the occasion.
At this point the bullets start to fly and so does the plot, with a gaggle of alternating good guys and bad guys, who are sometimes hard to tell apart.
The Knicks won 54 games this season on the strength of their offense and were at their most dominant when the ball was moving, the floor was spaced, and Anthony and Smith were alternating good shots with smart passes.
We propose an analytical approximation to the wave-speeds of IDE solutions with periodic landscapes of alternating good and bad patches, where the dispersal scale is greater than the extent of each good patch and where the ratio of the demographic rates in the good and bad patches is given by a small parameter, denoted as ε.
So, although the strategies used were considered the most beneficial - or the only way to adjust their life, it is questionable whether or not they led to progress or just maintained the pattern of alternating good and bad periods.
Programs where you were chosen as an alternate are good bets because they expressed interest in your qualifications.
You might see in some of these depictions a liberal plot to create multicultural role models, or a condescending effort to create an alternate, feel-good America without its manifest inequality.
Try to keep the list alternating between good qualities in looks, and good qualities in personality.
