The phrase "alternate network" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a different or secondary network, often in contexts related to technology, telecommunications, or transportation.
Example: "In case of a failure in the primary system, we will switch to the alternate network to ensure continuous service."
Alternatives: "backup network" or "secondary network".
"You could put a CBS News nightly newscast at 10 p.m. on the alternate network and amortize so much more of the costs of an expensive news division.
Meanwhile, about 200 employees were sent to an office in Houston to establish an alternate network to link those bank branches that would be unaffected by Katrina to the Chicago mainframe.
The electron microscopy and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy of the films supported the formation of a polythiophene/gold nanoparticle alternate network structure through the S Au linkages.
Blocking dopamine transmission via haloperidol was associated with significant functional connectivity across an alternate network of regions including the left amygdala seed and the right insula, the left ACC (BA 24/32), bilateral IPL (BA 40), precuneus (BA 7), post-central gyrus, middle frontal gyrus (BA 46), and supplementary motor area (SMA, BA 6) to the CS+ versus the CS−.
The frequency of occurrence of each network connection is analyzed over the array of alternate network and connections appearing with over 45% frequency are considered to be robust.
However, this phenomenon also facilitates the switching to novel tasks or transitions to alternate network states that mediate the resetting of working memory traces benefitting on task demand flexibility [ 52].
In the case of food television, though, where this is not happening, alternate networks are passing out toques to innovators whose minds are sharp, hands are skilled, and hearts are overflowing with passion, in hopes, that they may eventually carve out substantial positions for themselves and these ravenous networks in an industry ripe for the picking.
The network identification algorithm was solved at each of the data sets to generate 300 alternate networks.
Active cognitive reserve is created by alternate networks that compensate for pathological disruption of pre-existing networks.
The network identification algorithm was then applied at each of the data sets to generate 1000 alternate networks.
This result suggests that alternate networks are being recruited in older subjects [ 36- 39] and that the elderly use a different strategy when performing a cognitive task [ 39- 42].
