The phrase "alternate items" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to items that are chosen or used in place of one another, often in a sequence or selection process.
Example: "For the recipe, you can use alternate items like quinoa instead of rice or almond milk instead of regular milk."
Alternatives: "substitute items" or "replacement items".
The data was collected through a questionnaire having alternate items.
The idea, as described by Hanke, is that players could get alternate items that would function like Lures (which you add to PokeStops to attract more Pokemon to the area), but that would change the Stops in different ways.
The idea, as described by Hanke, is that players could get alternate items that would function like Lures (which you add to PokeStops to attract more Pokemon to the area), but that would change the Stops in different ways.
Nine of the ten subtests were administered using alternate items.
Responses to the remaining 12 SMFQ items were used to create three continuous scales (parcels) by summing alternate items.
A short version of the test consisting of alternate items only (except the coding task) was applied by trained psychologists [Joinson et al., 2007].
852.214-71 Restrictions on alternate item(s).
In this task, participants are asked to mix two lists (e.g., B-F-C and M-L-G) to generate a new list by alternating items from each list (e.g., B-M-F-L-C-G).
Look for notes and symbols referring to "alternate bid items", "Owner Optional Upgrades" and "addenda.
The K-MoCA consisted of the following sequential items: alternate trail making (1 point), copying a cube (1 point) and drawing a clock (3 points) (to assess visuo-construction skills), naming (3 points), attention (6 points), sentence repetition (2 points), verbal fluency (1 point), abstraction (2 points), delayed recall (5 points), and orientation (6 points).
By evaluating the performance of individual items, alternate or short form versions of existing measures can be developed.
