The phrase "alternate organization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a different or alternative structure or arrangement of an organization or system.
Example: "The committee decided to implement an alternate organization for the project to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "alternative structure" or "different organization".
The inverse relationship between growth and PFK activity (as an indicator of glycolytic flux) differs from those described for other unicellular eukaryotes and supports an alternate organization and regulation of central carbon metabolism in diatoms, including a prominent regulatory role for PFK2/F2BP.
And if we fail in these efforts, we will start an alternate organization".
And to any paying members of the NRA, I suggest you look for an alternate organization -- one that cares to truly look out for your rights, rather than pick a fight during a national tragedy.
Sequence comparison of this domain from different animal and plant pathogens revealed two conserved regions (C) and two less conserved regions (LC) in an alternating organization LC1 C1 LC2–C2 [4].
The League of Democracies has been proposed as an alternate international organization.
While traditional news media has aspired to -- but not always realized -- meaningful accountability, there are a host of processes in place to address the possibility of manipulation: ombudspeople, whistleblowers, public editors, and myriad alternate media organizations.
These variations are potentially important for the organization of alternate transport pathways (Strawn et al., 2004; Terry and Wente, 2007; Yamada et al., 2010).
At this early stage there were no signs of disruption in the alternating pattern of podial organization, which in other echinoids is a by-product of the alternating deposition of plates known as the "ocular plate rule" [30].
Since then, the government's response to the organization has alternated between grudging tolerance and outright repression.
An example is the well-known Necker cube, which causes perception to alternate between two spatial organizations of a flat line drawing.
This would allow organizations to alternate cycles of '10,000 Steps' with cycles of other evidence-based PA programs.
