The phrase "alternating readings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing different interpretations or versions of a text, data, or situation.
Example: "The manuscript presents alternating readings that highlight the author's evolving perspective on the subject."
Alternatives: "varying interpretations" or "different versions".
I had the thought that I can't live long enough to wear out the works' alternate readings.
Through the heat of the day, they prayed, fasted and alternated readings from the Torah and the Talmud, imploring God to condemn the latest Camp David talks to failure.
The Mayor, who alternated readings with actress Dorothy Stickney, had chosen poems - mostly about the city - by Hart Crane, Langston Hughes, Ogden Nash, E.E.
Another participant in the forum, Dan Bloom, suggested that "crash blossoms" could be used as a label for such infelicitous headlines that encourage alternate readings, and news of the neologism quickly spread.
It's a form of play and surprise that can work beautifully when the originals are tough and modest things, like some of the rhythm tunes by Monk or Ellington, or songs in which the harmony is already rich enough to encourage alternate readings.
The hepatitis C virus (HCV) Alternate Reading Frame Protein (ARFP or F protein) presents a double-frame shift product of the HCV core gene.
But I felt that by putting the butter churn first I was leading you to some alternate readings".
The short lines and quickened pulse of the poems in this collection invite rapid reading, but many are best savored slowly, allowing line and stanza breaks to create alternate readings of seemingly simple passages.
Ms. Greenleaf has taken the Green Mountain Project under Tenet's wing and hopes to bring it back in future years with works by other composers or more Monteverdi: even, perhaps, the Vespers, to experiment with alternate readings.
