The phrase "alternate master" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a secondary or backup authority or source, often in technical or organizational settings.
Example: "In case the primary system fails, the alternate master will take over to ensure continuity."
Alternatives: "backup master" or "secondary master".
These levels alternate between the Master Chief and a Covenant Elite called the Arbiter, who occupy diametrically opposed roles in the story's conflict.
Ballet becomes larger when you can alternate between such masters.
The methodological procedure included using specifically designed mini-movies, which were short video clips employing different sign and symbolic tools for mastering alternate dribbling using the inner and outer side of the foot and the subsequent kick of the ball toward the net.
Thus, in some circumstances Runx may function as a single rate-limiting switch between alternate cell fates (exerting "master control"), while in others (and perhaps more commonly) it is necessary but not sufficient for specification of a given cell fate.
But Mr. Sadr's moves are among the most complex, in part because he is a key participant in the struggle within Iraq's Shiite majority, and a master at alternating between hard power and soft power — bullets and words, guns and butter — to boost his political position.
If you master both, alternating can give different vocal chords a chance to rest.
Most creators don't have the power or option to keep their songs off of Spotify as they don't own (or co-own) an alternate streaming service or their master recordings.
But then, like a master cineaste, Mitchell alternates moments of pathos with broadbrush comedy.
The master and the slave alternate sending the frames on the same data channel while at least one of the devices has data to transmit or until the end of the current connection event.
