The phrase "alternative channel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a different method or medium for communication, distribution, or access to information or services.
Example: "We are exploring an alternative channel to reach our customers more effectively."
Alternatives: "different medium" or "substitute route".
But the second group, who had an alternative channel for expressing their displeasure, rejected the same unfair offers only 30% of the time.
The Bridge, Sirius's mellow rock station, which has no regular disc jockeys, and the Trend, an adult album alternative channel, also cover some of the same territory.
The research into alternative channel materials to improve CMOS performance is a rapidly growing area of research.
Novel aspects of the approach include generation of multiple versions of the record using alternative channel sets and cloud detection techniques, to assess for the first time the effect of such choices.
Today, researchers still spend considerable efforts on reducing the gate length and on developing ultimately scaled MOSFETs, thereby exploring both new device architectures and alternative channel materials beyond Silicon such as two-dimensional TMDs (transition metal dichalcogenide s).
In the effort to ultimately shrink the size of logic devices towards a post-Si era, the integration of Ge as alternative channel material for high-speed p-MOSFET devices and the concomitant coupling with high permittivity dielectrics (high-k) as gate oxides is currently a key-challenge in microelectronics.
Alternative channels, which tend to cost less, have attained legitimacy.
However, there are also creative ways in which alternative channels can be opened.
But Mr. Melo said he hoped to sell biofuels through alternative channels like large retail chains like Costco.
DirecTV has helped, by replacing Nickelodeon in its lineup with interactive links to alternative channels for children.
Hoping to keep WikiLeaks vital while its anonymous-submission system was down, Assange was seeking material through alternative channels, in some instances taking remarkable risks.
