The phrase "alternate steps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process or method that involves taking turns or switching between different actions or stages.
Example: "To complete the project efficiently, we will alternate steps between research and development."
Alternatives: "interchange steps" or "switch steps".
An algorithm is a sequence of alternate steps that can be taken to solve problems that is, a decision tree.
We proceed with successive application of the above alternate steps, and obtain the alternate iteration algorithm for our TV-FBD model (see Algorithm 1).
The EM procedure includes two alternate steps: (i) an expectation (E) step where posterior probabilities are computed for the latent variables based on the current estimates of the parameters, (ii) a maximization (M) step where PLSA parameters are updated based on the posterior probabilities computed in the E-step [15].
Subsequently, the assembly was carried out following an iterative strategy [ 50] with alternate steps of end-merging and DQing, using progressively less stringent cut-off for end-merging of 1e-30, 1e-25, and 1e-20.
Many HCH-degrading strains have been poorly characterized in this regard, however, leaving open the possibility that there may be alternate steps in HCH degradation yet to be discovered.
In addition, the mechanism underlying the alternate steps was suggested to arise from asymmetric kinetics of ADP dissociation from the two heads; ADP dissociation at the trailing head is more accelerated than at the leading head and/or ADP dissociation at the leading head is decelerated.
Tipsarevic made his O2 debut last year as an alternate, stepping in to play two matches after Andy Murray withdrew, but this is the first time he has qualified by right.
Balance mobility and strength will be measured by the: Berg Balance Scale[ 30- 32], Alternate Step test[ 31], Sit to stand Test[ 33, 34] and Hand grip strength[ 35, 36].
The Alternate Step test[ 31] requires the participant to stand in front of an 18-cm high step or stool and at a verbal command the participant taps the whole foot (shoes removed) onto the step, and alternates with the right and left feet, for a total of eight repetitions as quickly as possible.
Alternate stepping off with the left and using the heel command and then stepping off with the right and using the stay command.
A few heavy, alternating steps from side to side become powerfully significant.
