The phrase "alternation scheme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing patterns, systems, or methods that involve alternating elements or phases.
Example: "The alternation scheme in the project allowed for a more dynamic approach to resource allocation."
Alternatives: "alternating pattern" or "rotation system".
However, the behavioural strategy used by rats in some spontaneous alternation paradigms with very high alternation rates probably differs from the "standard" spontaneous alternation strategy.
The post-election bargaining over tuition fees in Scotland has underlined what a messy business PR and coalition politics can be compared with Britain's familiar scheme of alternation.
Many dance forms actually have the same names as musical forms—such as the rondo, which, by repeating an initial movement in alternation with various contrasting movements, follows the same scheme as its musical counterpart.
The origin of the anodic current oscillations is explained on the basis of described results by means of a reaction scheme that is based on the alternation of two positive feedbacks with a negative one.
This concerns mainly two pulse phase modulation (TPPM), small phase incremental alternation (SPINAL), and swept-frequency TPPM (SWf-TPPM) schemes.
A description of a conservative, flux-based hybrid numerical method that uses both centered finite-difference and a weighted essentially non-oscillatory (WENO) scheme is given, encompassing the cases of scheme alternation and internal mesh interfaces resulting from SAMR.
While he showed significant progress in the independent electoral administration (mainly in the presidential elections of alternation) its role declined largely because improving its procedural and legal schemes was postponed.
An independent morphological system involved or resulted in vowel alternation.
Although any piece built upon this basic plan of alternation or digression and return may be legitimately designated rondo, most rondos conform to one of two basic schemes: the five-part (abaca, with a representing the main theme) and the seven-part (abacaba).
Choreographically, "Contra Pose" is about alternation.
