The phrase "alternating phases of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or process that involves switching between different stages or conditions.
Example: "The project requires alternating phases of research and development to ensure thorough analysis and implementation."
Alternatives: "shifting stages of" or "varying periods of".
Schumacher argued that centralisation and decentralisation should not be considered as mutually exclusive:Once a large organisation has come into being, it normally goes through alternating phases of centralising and decentralising, like swings of a pendulum.
A mature science, according to Kuhn, experiences alternating phases of normal science and revolutions.
Regenerating axons exhibited a dynamic pattern with alternating phases of regeneration and pruning over a chronic period.
Our results showed that the mudflat experienced alternating phases of net erosion and net deposition during tidal inundation.
This caused a cascade-shaped transit of the sediments characterized by alternating phases of storage and removal.
Interaction of orbital insolation cycles defines a predictive model of alternating phases of high- and low-climate variability for tropical East Africa over the past 5 million years.
Alternate phases of genetic modifications and selection are performed to evolve the GTRNs and obtain networks achieving the specified function.
The life cycle of S. typhimurium has been well characterized in infected cell cultures and in mammalian systems: the pathogen is able to alternate phases of intracellular replication within phagocytes and extracellular growth within the damaged tissue (Dunlap et al., 1992; Salcedo et al., 2001).
The life-cycle of Plasmodium parasites is complex, consisting of alternating phases in the mosquito vector and the vertebrate host.
The recurrence of alternating phases in which, at the darkest hour, catastrophe is averted by divine intervention is similarly an article of Vaiṣṇava Hindu faith.
In thaliaceans, two groups (dolioloids and salps) have a complex system of alternating phases; the first phase reproduces by budding, and the resulting individuals may release sperm and eggs.
