The phrase "alternative adoption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing different methods or approaches to adoption, such as in social work, legal discussions, or parenting.
Example: "The organization promotes alternative adoption methods to provide children with diverse family environments."
Alternatives: "different adoption" or "varied adoption methods".
Some women in the programme said they were offered no alternative to adoption and were sometimes mistreated.
And in many cases the alternative to adoption by a gay couple (or a single parent) is languishing in care.A second argument is that the system cannot afford to lose Catholic adoption agencies.
For these S.M.C.'s (single mothers by choice), sperm banks offer a cheaper alternative to adoption; with no waiting lists or bias against single moms, they are also a surer thing.
But his support gave it victory in Virginia, where he sent copies to Patrick Henry and other leaders with a hint that the alternative to adoption was anarchy, declaring that "it or dis-union is before us to chuse from".
Figures leaked to the Independent and the BBC last month show a 50% fall in the number of adoptions last year and a threefold increase in the number of babies subject to special guardianship orders, seen as a cheaper and speedier alternative to adoption.
This will reduce the number of applications to a court, and mean "that when a court asks if you have the evidence to say "no, there's no other alternative [than adoption]", you can say 'yes, and here it all is.'" Why not join our social care community?
Of the 196 girls given away that Ms Johnson tracked back to their birth-parents all but 11 were second or subsequent daughters.Modern technology now offers Chinese parents an alternative to adoption and infanticide as a way of dealing with unwanted girls: sex-selective abortion.
Drawing from these results, drivers of alternative practice adoption and lock-in effects in synthetic input reliance were characterized.
Special guardianship is a long-term placement and can be an alternative to adoption or care for children whose parents neglect or abuse them.
It is especially important that children are involved in decisions regarding placement in alternative care, adoption processes, immigration and asylum procedures.
