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Discover LudwigThe phrase "alternative classification" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a different way of categorizing or organizing items, concepts, or data.
Example: "The study proposed an alternative classification of species based on genetic similarities rather than physical characteristics."
Alternatives: "different categorization" or "alternative categorization".
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The various types of stomach have been used to erect an alternative classification.
The five classes of green algae given below are accepted by a large number of phycologists, but at least an equal number of phycologists would suggest one of many alternative classification schemes.
Our results remain invariant to this alternative classification.
An alternative classification framework was proposed by Li et al. [25].
Two alternative classification thresholds were set to determine erosion areas and areas at risk of erosion.
Clustering is a well-established unsupervised learning technique that serves as an alternative classification scheme to the scaffold based approach.
In what follows, I will first discuss the three previous proposals and then offer my alternative classification and analysis.
In 2007 an alternative classification scheme based on the RMR, the Hierarchical Rock Mass Rating (HRMR) was presented.
An alternative classification criterion is proposed that divides reported hierarchical architectures into two categories: aligned and unaligned structures.
The method is tested for exhaust parts and demonstrates the superiority of some cast irons over others, whereas the intrinsic isotherm mechanical properties suggested an alternative classification.
But making his case required constructing an alternative classification more in accord with his reformist account of the soul and its faculties.
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