The phrase "alternate staging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where different setups or arrangements are being discussed, such as in theater, events, or project planning.
Example: "We decided to implement alternate staging for the play to enhance the audience's experience."
Alternatives: "alternative setup" or "different arrangement".
In the basic twisted rope structure, alternate stages are twisted in opposite directions to give torsional stability.
There were three areas for the 36 weekend performances in the park: a main stage, an alternate stage and, for the first time, a solo-piano stage, generally packed.
Moreover for a given total volume of foam, a higher oil recovery is obtained through properly decreasing the volume of each foam slug and increasing the number of alternate stages.
Eventually the experiment would grow to comprise 12 stories, from Kharms to Kierkegaard, Vila-Matas to Miyazawa, Middleton to Kiš, each translated serially between four and six times (usually via English at alternate stages), featuring 18 languages and the translating talents/failings of 61 novelists.
After the extended 1992 1993 Zoo TV Tour, full of sensory overloads and alternate stage personae for Bono, the couple began a practice of hosting Sunday lunches at home, to establish a sense of regular, ordinary activities.
The number of DE genes begins to increase in later days, but with UR becoming more predominant at alternate stages.
Is the treatment effect (the observed relative risk reduction) statistically homogeneous across multiple alternate stages and definitions of AKI? Hypothesis: Corticosteroids reduce the risk of postoperative AKI, with a similar treatment effect across alternate definitions of AKI.
All Lessonia species possess an alternation-of-generations life history, which is characterized by two alternating stages, a diploid macroscopic sporophyte stage (the stage of sample collection for this study) and a microscopic gametophyte haploid stage.
The displacements consist of periodic cycles that involve alternating stages of injection and extraction.
The second phase (5.7 ka BP to present) is characterized by alternating stages of lower and higher thermokarst intensity within the alas that were mainly controlled by local hydrological and relief conditions and accompanied by permafrost aggradation and degradation.
