The phrase "alternate policy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a different or substitute policy that can be implemented instead of the primary one.
Example: "In light of recent developments, we may need to consider an alternate policy to address the current challenges."
Alternatives: "substitute policy" or "alternative approach".
Relevant policies, such as official plans or official community plans, alternate policy documents and guidelines, zoning by-laws, and animal-related by-laws were reviewed for 10 municipalities in Ontario and in British Columbia, all varying in socio-economic and climatological characteristics.
The proposed limits on visa waivers will give those Democrats an alternate policy to support.
These outcomes can be quantified and the results used to assess the risks and opportunities of alternate policy decisions.
Alternate policy proposals are developed from the many possible ideas floated by those both in and out of government.
Similarly, in 1981, Federal Employment Minister Lloyd Axworthy tabled a report suggesting alternate policies that extended leave benefits to adoptive parents, a feature which was implemented in 1984.
The crown, with its alternating policy of eradication or recognition, was flanked by two extreme houses, the Catholic House of Guise and the Huguenot family of Admiral Coligny, for whom the religious issue was of intense concern.
The government responded with alternating policies of force and toleration.
Homeowners who do not make their primary residence in Florida will have to provide four letters of rejection from alternate insurance providers in order to secure a policy or policy renewal from Citizens.
The emission modeling was carried out for the base year 2007 and three alternate (ALT) policy scenarios along with a business as usual (BAU) scenario for the year 2021.
He was the Department's Chief Operating Officer and policy alternate for the Secretary of State, in addition to having lead policy responsibility in a number of areas.
The internment policy alternated between tragedy and farce.
