The phrase "alternative categorization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different ways to classify or organize information or items.
Example: "In our research, we explored alternative categorization methods to better understand the data sets we were working with."
Alternatives: "different classification" or "varied categorization".
This paper examines the modeling and decision-making issues related to Demand Responsive Transport (DRT) services at strategic, tactical and operational levels, providing an alternative categorization of the main implementation problems, in order to support transit authorities in their effort to understand the methodological steps for assessing potential transport investments of such services.
In an additional analysis we use PubMed IDs for an alternative categorization.
The results obtained with these alternative categorization methods were compared with the original method.
The results were similar in sensitivity analyses using alternative categorization schemes for empiric antibiotic duration.
Further, an alternative categorization scheme, which used only two extreme portions of the empirical distribution of mortality rates, was considered.
Finally, when alternative categorization of covariates was used in multivariate models the results were virtually identical to those reported here (not shown).
Alternative categorizations yielded results that were not substantively different.
In 2 alternative categorizations, cows were considered lame if at least 1 VLS was ≥3 during the first 70 d in milk, and if at least 1 VLS was ≥4 for the same period they were considered lame.
We also used these Information Criteria to assess alternative categorizations of MCV coverage levels.
Variables in italics are alternative categorizations of selected variables and are adjusted for age and the other variables in the table.
In preliminary survival analyses we assessed alternative categorizations of RDI (i.e., <50%, 50%-70 50%-7084% and 85%+), then collapsed categories that did not differ significantly in terms of their association with either OS or DFS.
