The phrase "alternative contributor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who provides different or additional input or support in a particular context, such as a project or discussion.
Example: "In our project, we welcomed an alternative contributor who brought fresh ideas and perspectives to the table."
Alternatives: "additional contributor" or "supplementary contributor".
Your suggestion for alternative contributors betrays your own generational preferences.
However, there are alternative contributors to high performance such as increased mitochondrial density per tissue mass, more closely packed inner mitochondrial membrane cristae, increased metabolic enzyme activity, increased expression of genes involved in a number of biological pathways such as glycolysis, protein biosynthesis, and cytoskeletal structure.
Notably, cycloaromatized calicheamicin ε was detected in all CalU19 proteolysis experiments (including those with the double mutant CalU19Cys25A/Cys120A), indicating there is an alternative CalU19 contributor to trisulfide reductive initiation event.
An alternative resource and major contributor in the future will be biomass, with the main component being lignocellulose (Herrera 2006; Wyman 1999).
In recent years there has been growing evidence for extensive natural variations like SNPs to be the major contributor of alternative splicing variation in humans [ 41].
Of course, the alternative to talking to contributors (real or fake) is simply to talk to oneself.
The contributors offer alternative prescriptions for U.S. foreign policy, ranging from vigorous efforts to maintain American primacy to acceptance of a multipolar world of several great powers.
In return, more assumptions have to be made (number and origin of possible contributors), several alternative hypotheses must be formulated (as the prosecution and the defense both seek to maximize their respective probabilities) and more complex calculations have to be performed.
However, alternative splicing is a major contributor to generating protein isoform diversity in the immune system [57], and ROD1 may contribute to this process, perhaps having variable activity upon a subset of hematopoietic alternative splicing events.
Alternative splicing is a major contributor to transcriptomic and proteomic complexity, disease, and development.
