The phrase "alternating years of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe events or occurrences that happen in one year and then skip a year before happening again.
Example: "The festival is held in alternating years of even-numbered years, making it a unique event for the community."
Alternatives: "every other year" or "biennially".
However, our data are consistent with previous observations of high and low incidence of HMPV in alternating years (13, 14 ).
They may want to try alternating years.
BUNCHING DEDUCTIONS -- Taxpayers whose deductions are usually not enough to let them itemize may be able to do so in alternate years by bunching deductions instead of taking the standard deduction year after year.
It has been running the race on alternate years with the Hockenheimring, also in the south of Germany.
As it happens, population trends might also shape the path of equity returns:Geanakopoulos and his co-authors consider an overlapping generation model in which the demographic structure mimics the pattern of live births in the US, that have featured alternating twenty-year periods of boom and busts.
Over the next three or four years, alternating between memories of sharecropping and what he saw before him, he produced hundreds of drawings and paintings that rank among the greatest works of the 20th century.
After initial infection, a syphilitic can spend years alternating between bouts of illness and apparently fine health.
Conversely, there are two other points on the equator, 90 degrees of longitude apart from the first ones, where the Sun passes overhead only when the planet is at aphelion in alternate years, when the apparent motion of the Sun in the Mercurian sky is relatively rapid.
Last month Clarence House (the Queen and Prince Charles attend on alternate years) suddenly decided to pull out of the royal film performance, citing a "diary clash".
Assuming they have other ordinary income, this tactic allows them to stay out of AMT in alternate years.
