The phrase "alternation generated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to processes or systems that produce variations or changes, often in fields like linguistics, computer science, or mathematics.
Example: "The algorithm employs an alternation generated by the input parameters to create diverse outputs."
Alternatives: "generated alternation" or "produced variation".
Interestingly, while front-hind paw coupling was dramatically altered in pcd, left-right alternation was preserved entirely, consistent with the idea that such alternation is generated within the spinal cord itself (Crone et al., 2009; Kiehn, 2011; Dougherty et al., 2013).
The number of arm entries and the number of triads were recorded in order to calculate the alternation percentage (generated by dividing the number of triads by the number of possible alternations and then multiplying by 100).
Somatostatin and GHRH are secreted in alternation, thus generating the typical pulsatile pattern of GH secretion.
I interpret this statement as describing an alternation between generating a new MT meshwork and solving Equation (1) for this network and then during a short time interval solving (2) with constant flow velocity u - and repeating this procedure.
You have decided to cross the Rubicon by acknowledging that we are in the process of creating a constitution and that is a fundamental change which demonstrates that political alternation can generate new ideas and new proposals in Belgium as well.
During the target presentation, the observer's eye movement generated an alternation of red and green on the retina, at a rate varying between 13.3 to 26.7 Hz depending on the inter-bar spacing.
Peristaltic locomotion, which is generated by the alternation of longitudinal- and circular-muscle-contraction waves flowing from the head to the tail, is similar to the above pattern.
Accordingly, each of these words must be entered in the lexicon in a way that represents simply its underlying form, and that allows the alternations that occur to be generated by phonological rules.
Computed tomography (CT), as a non-destructive testing technology, was adopted to reveal the rules of pore changes and show generated cracks after the alternation of freeze thaw cycles subjected to sulfate and carbonation.
According to Nemesi & Partners, the project is "inspired by a natural architecture in which the branched weave of the external 'skin' of the building generates alternations of light and shadows and solids and voids, creating a scenario that refers to works of Land Art".
