The phrase "alternate services" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to different options or alternatives available for a particular service or function.
Example: "Due to the outage, we will be providing alternate services to ensure that our customers continue to receive support."
Alternatives: "alternative services" or "substitute services".
It hosted alternate services for the churches in the main courtroom – which is still wonderfully preserved, with original furniture.
A survey by Think Finance of over 1,000 millennials found that 45% of them have used alternate services such as prepaid cards, check cashing, pawn shops and payday loans.
Aviation Week, a leading industry magazine, reported late last year that "executives of small- to mid-size companies no longer hesitate to abandon mainstream airlines if no-frills, low-cost competitors offer alternate services".
So we brought on the Octazen engineers because they are very good at building contact importers for these alternate services which comprise the "long tail".
From what we're seeing on various blogs, users both restricted and unrestricted are unhappy about the move calling for a Tinypic boycott, suggesting alternate services such as imgur as well as figuring out a work around way to get access to previously uploaded photos.
(Web services, as opposed to static government Web sites, provide raw government data, allowing third parties to build alternate services and interfaces to government programs).
Tells about the Quakers' persistent lobbying against conscription & their role in the establishing of alternate service as a noncombatant.
Davis said Versus had received "over 100,000 calls and e-mails requesting our help in getting DirecTV to put us back on or to find an alternate service provider".
Numerous Amtrak trains in the storm track along the Eastern seaboard from Savannah, Ga., to Boston were canceled on Friday and Saturday, although alternate service was available for some routes.
Here, too, Watson shares my discomfort, e-mailing me, "At minimum I believe physicians are ethically required to disclose their ownership interest and to direct patients to alternate service providers as well".
"It's an insidious disease of backing off the second serve after they miss the first serve," said Tym, who thinks that players should simply make a tiny adjustment in their serves after missing rather than perform an alternate service motion meant mostly to get the ball in play.
