The phrase "alternate levels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to different stages, layers, or tiers in a process, system, or structure.
Example: "The game features alternate levels that players can choose to explore for a different experience."
Alternatives: "varied levels" or "different tiers".
The duplex apartments themselves are laid out according to a complex system developed by the Russian Constructivist Moisei Ginzburg and popularized by Le Corbusier, with entries set on alternate levels so that each apartment has an entire floor with windows on both sides.
Both his technical and poetic inventiveness are evident in "The Reflecting Pool" (1977-79), thearliestst piece in the exhibition, in which the actions of a man moving above a pool surrounded by woods do not mirror the reflections seen on the water, suggesting alternate levels of consciousness.
In this regard the apartment buildings with vertical walls placed at alternate levels have advantage for their enhanced spatial flexibility.
Compared with traditional shear wall structures, the structures with vertical walls placed at alternate levels have advantage for their enhanced spatial flexibility.
The staggered arrangement of the floor-deep walls placed at alternate levels on adjacent column lines allows an interior floor space of twice the column spacing to be available for freedom of floor arrangements.
A staggered wall structure has story-high walls placed at alternate levels, which makes the system easier to remodel and consequently more sustainable while the economy and constructability of shear wall structures still maintained.
In Canada, acute patients with a delayed discharge are commonly referred to as "alternate level of care" (ALC) patients.
Population-level administrative and assessment data were used to examine 17,111 acute hospital admissions designated as alternate level of care (ALC) from a large Canadian health region.
In Canada, a delayed discharge is defined by the alternate level of care (ALC) construct and has been the target of many provincial health care strategies.
Clinical variables included the Charlson Comorbidity Index, length of stay in acute care, number of alternate level of care days, and number of special care days.
The sample included all 17,111 acute hospital admissions designated as alternate level of care (ALC) that were discharged between April 1st 2009 and March 31st 2011.
