The phrase "alternately set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where two or more items or conditions are arranged or occur in turns or in an alternating manner.
Example: "The lights were alternately set to flash red and green, creating a mesmerizing effect."
Alternatives: "alternating arrangement" or "set in turns".
Set alternately in Greenwich Village and on Park Avenue, "Old Acquaintance" is a kind of precursor to the drawing-room shenanigans of such contemporary dramatists as Richard Greenberg and Sarah Ruhl.
Jockey Javier Castellano guided Stay Thirsty to a perfect stalking position in the mile-and-an-eighth race behind a quarter in 24 seconds and a half in 47.66, set alternately by Will's Wildcat and Dominus.
Alternately, you can set alerts and your phone will tell you when you're near certain features in the park, prompting you to read more about them or, maybe, even look up from your phone to take notice.
But rattling around Mark Thompson's high-ceilinged, white clapboard set, alternately numb and ablaze with incredulous pain, Ms. Knightley and Ms. Moss (nicely supported by Tobias Menzies as Karen's fiancé and Carol Kane as Martha's aunt) manage to turn claptrap melodrama into a scene of such credible fierceness that it sometimes brings to mind Greek tragedy.
Alternately, Russia could set up Crimea as a frozen territory.
Her just released novel, The Collector of Dying Breaths is set alternately in the Sixteenth Century with Catherine de Medici's perfumer, Rene le Florentin, and in modern day France, featuring her recurring character, Jac L'Etoile.
Astana and Caisse d'Epargne both had many support riders in the leading group going up the climb, and they alternately tried to set paces to protect either Contador or Alejandro Valverde while isolating the competition.
Alternately, team owners can set the preference more narrowly so that people can join by invitation only, which does not make the team name visible to everyone at that domain.
Lyrically, it has been alternately described as being set from the perspective of God or being a cry out to God. "Call My Name" received positive reception from critics, some of whom praised the arrangement of the song.
He broke up the Eleatics' motionless, and therefore timeless, unitary reality into a movement of four elements that were alternately harmonized by Love and set at variance by Strife.
