The phrase "alternate relationship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a different or non-traditional type of relationship, often in contexts discussing personal or romantic connections.
Example: "They decided to explore an alternate relationship that allowed for more freedom and individuality."
Alternatives: "alternative relationship" or "different kind of relationship".
As good as it would be for society to have much more normalized forms of alternate relationships, I hope that f*cking people other than my husband (sometimes with my husband) remains somewhat disreputable.
Coevolution often involves even larger numbers of species, but many of these coevolving interactions are much more difficult to study than paired or alternating relationships.
The inference in (2) captures the alternate prerequisite relationship.
This is musical history of global import, fascinating not least for its alternate-reality relationship to the American stories of rock, rhythm-and-blues, jazz and folk.
Therefore, dynamic evolution of variability in a pathway, as measured by change of the population's distribution as a function of time, might be necessary to discriminate among alternate regulatory relationships.
A capacitor in a circuit retards current flow by causing the alternating voltage to lag behind the alternating current, a relationship in contrast to that caused by an inductor.
The alternate host food plant relationships of North American pest Lepidoptera were examined to better understand how the vegetational structure of agricultural landscapes may influence parasitoid populations and diversity and thus their potential in conservation biological control.
But unlike Cantelon, her passing was more than two years ago, and the relationship alternated between great and "not so great".
Here, we devise a procedure in which we exploit equations for dynamic noise propagation in a network under nonsteady state conditions to distinguish between alternate gene regulatory relationships.
