The phrase "alternative changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different options or modifications that can be made in a particular context.
Example: "The project manager suggested several alternative changes to improve the workflow and efficiency of the team."
Alternatives: "different modifications" or "various adjustments".
Serwotka says the union has proposed alternative changes that would save nearly as much by changing the deal for new entrants to the civil service, instead of "unilaterally" changing people's existing contracts.
The approach set out by Mr. Clinton would help fewer couples than alternative changes preferred by most Republicans, and in particular would do little for couples in higher income brackets.
The intersections illustrate the critical points where the preferred alternative changes from the current policy alternative to a different one.
Sensitivity analysis is used to relax certain conditions and incrementally shift criteria weights (holding all other element constant) to identify the threshold at which the preferred alternative changes.
Based upon this, NRC must examine alternative changes in its regulatory requirements for waste storage on-site since it is easy to forecast, based on existing data, that hardened storage provides a greater margin of health and safety to the public compared to over-filled pools.
Thus, it may be important to at least consider alternative changes that reduce the potential conflict with general public beliefs.
"We advise members of the public that, if they believe a note in their change is counterfeit, they should refuse to accept it and demand alternative change," the Bank of England says.
The second novelty of the present study is an alternative change-point retrieval algorithm based on the smoothly-clipped absolute deviation (SCAD) regularization.
Thus, contrary to the scenario in case of using open source alternatives, changes directly to the transaction mechanism are neither feasible nor practical.
If the angular distance between alternatives changes, so does the probability that a response alternative is correct, given a sample from a distribution with a particular concentration.
However, one complicating factor in applying RDM to multiple-choice decision-making is that as the number of response alternatives changes, so does their similarity.
