The phrase "alternate product" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a different option or substitute for a product in various contexts, such as marketing or consumer choices.
Example: "If the original item is out of stock, we recommend considering an alternate product that meets your needs."
Alternatives: "substitute product" or "alternative item".
Leveille concluded that the patent was "not very strong and could be easily challenged with an alternate product", he said in an email to Kanter.
If the company is discontinuing a product with no plans for an alternate product an announcement must be made to customers at least 9 months in advance of the discontinuation date.
Negotiations between the two companies failed, partially due to their competitor status in a different product market, causing considerable delays in Cyanamid's alternate product development cycle (Pray and Naseem [2005]).
The mechanistic route could involve: A transient intermediate (either an activated enzyme or substrate species) could react with excess substrate to give an alternate product, thereby lowering the product by a competitive process.
PM also considered an 'Alternate product' containing an 'appetite suppressant ingredient' (Bates no. 1000300217/0220).
The former can be applied when there is metabolic switching to an alternate product, as in the case of ω-1 hydroxylation here.
Finally, confidence in the proposed enzymatic reactions would be increased by additional methods confirming the identity of the predicted products (for both IPKs and the RcMPD), other than linked enzymatic assays – the pyruvate kinase/LDH assays support ATP utilization and the FPS/TEAS assays support IPP production, but alternate products may be made.
Polymer and their composites find use in many engineering applications as alternate products for metal based ones.
to tap the talents and skill available in BOP segment and rural areas to create alternate products at affordable cost and feed the urban market.
Companies should consider whether the players have made their choices in response to what they know and expect about alternate products; the choices made by other buyers and users in the market; and how both sets of factors will change in future.
These factors interact to determine pre-purchase evaluation of alternate products and services and, ultimately, influence consumers' decisions about whether to buy, when to buy, what to buy, where to buy, and how to pay.
