The phrase "alternately used" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is used in turns or in an alternating manner.
Example: "The two methods can be alternately used to achieve the desired results."
Alternatives: "used interchangeably" or "employed in rotation".
The team, led by energy engineer Dr Valerie Dupont, has developed an experimental hydrogen generator that uses only sunflower oil, air and water vapor along with two very specialized catalysts – one nickel-based, the other carbon-based – that are alternately used to store and then release oxygen or CO2 while producing hydrogen intermittently.
During all the procedures, ultrasonic energy and bipolar coagulation were alternately used for colpotomy and haemostasis.
For the 22-mm (7/8-in) drill bits, 22-mm (7/8-in) round and hexagon steels are alternately used.
While these can be complimentary, creating opportunities for negotiation between groups motivated by different ends, it is important to note that regulations on corridors are alternately used to claim access rights and to exclude certain users or uses.
The Al2O3/water nanofluid produced by two-step synthesis method was then used as the experimental sample, and homogenization, electromagnetic agitation, and ultrasonic vibration were alternately used to disperse the Al2O3 nanoparticles into three weight fractions (0.5, 1.0, 1.5 wt.%) in the base liquid.
In another investigation, a professor had participants chat online with health experts and film buffs who alternately used or avoided emoticons.
Alternately, use a search engine that does not track users' activity.
Alternately, use the proposal form [MS Word file] and submit it to John Harford by 5pm on Monday, February 11 2019.
The multilevel partitioning alternately uses two FM variants in the refinement stage to give a more uniform wire distribution.
The tones of these scales are presented to the right and left ear alternately using a dichotic listening paradigm.
The night solidified around "Emmett Till: Defiant, Fearless," a 20-minute suite alternately using the jazz quartet, the strings and all the musicians together.
