The phrase "alternative company" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a different or substitute company, often in the context of comparing options or choices in business.
Example: "If you're not satisfied with the current service, you might want to consider an alternative company for your needs."
Alternatives: "substitute company" or "replacement company".
Being literally in the shadow of the Met has made it harder for City Opera to show the public that it is not a lesser Met but an alternative company with a different mission and inventive ethos.
The BBC is reported to be weighing up its contract with the state-owned forecaster, and considering a new deal with an alternative company, which would sever a 90-year link with the broadcaster.
People aren't going to buy software based on a non-cash accounting treatment at the alternative company.
Alternative company surveys in Germany, such as the IAB Establishment Panel survey, are not suitable for this study because they do not differentiate required qualification levels for their filled or unmet recruitment demand for new apprentices and already-qualified workers.
The request must bear a first choice and two alternative company names.
It's telling that these alternative companies are often shunted towards Shakespeare's lighter, fanciful fare: the Tempest's magic, Comedy of Errors's anarchy, Cymbeline's fairytale.
The Department of Investigation also suggested alternative companies that might be used for the complex job, said the person, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
Finally, fuzzy TOPSIS method is applied by using the weights obtained from fuzzy ANP method, for evaluating and ranking the GSCM performance of alternative companies.
Even if it's mostly hype, any current textbook alternative companies (like Kno) should be on notice.
Online companies often allow you to process credit cards without a merchant account; however, you will pay a higher fee to work with these alternative companies.
Tyson has also bought a stake in the meat alternatives company Beyond Meat, although Kuyek said he believes this is "more of a hedge than a real bet" away from meat.
