The phrase "alternative branch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing different options or paths, particularly in decision-making or organizational structures.
Example: "If the main project fails, we will need to consider an alternative branch to ensure we meet our goals."
Alternatives: "alternative option" or "different path".
This is the term for a fork in the track, with the alternative branch a dead end.
In Dinas Powys, just outside Cardiff, the NatWest branch is also the last remaining on the high street – it would have closed in August if it were not for problems at the designated alternative branch.
Nine customers used the branch "regularly" over the last 12 months without interacting with the bank in any other way, Barclays told locals as it prepared for the closure, which was delayed by six months because repairs to a local bridge hindered access to the alternative branch.
Mutations in the largest SF3b subunit, SF3B1/SF3b155, are linked to cancer and lead to alternative branch site (BS) selection.
For instance, Brown and Goranko (1999) extend the language of OBTL with a modality for an alternative branch and a special sort of fan-variables representing all histories stemming from one instant, and axiomatise the resulting logic.
This study reveals the preference for one side of the biosynthetic pathway branch in early taxane synthesis, where transcripts coding for TαH are abundant after elicitation with MJ but transcripts encoding the two enzymes for the alternative branch (TDAT and T10βH) are not highly expressed following elicitation.
The low bootstrap values in some deep-branching nodes suggest alternative branching.
Banks should now consider the proximity of alternative branches as part of a 12-week consultation before a closure.
Computational results are reported for a hypothetical scenario based on different parameter inputs and alternative branching strategies.
Previous Partial Order Causal Link (POCL) planners provide an alternative branching scheme but lacking comparable pruning mechanisms do not perform as well.
So while one should not typically expect to find relative records of alternative, macroscopically distinct branches, such alternative branches do not represent surplus structure on Everett's view insofar as they are required by the linear dynamics and in principle possible to detect.
