The phrase "alternative debated" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a discussion or consideration of different options or viewpoints, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The alternative debated during the meeting was whether to implement the new policy or stick with the current one."
Alternatives: "discussed alternatives" or "debated options".
But Pence's interest in this approach was only temporary, and soon that alternative debate faded away.
There was a flicker, at this point, of an alternative debate, one that Republicans had been looking forward to long before Trump got in the race, in which they could run against Clinton by running against the status quo.
As the England head coach pondered his extended training squad for the World Cup, the rugby league recruit provided an alternative debate to two players based in France whose cause was being advocated loudly, Steffon Armitage and Nick Abendanon.
Meanwhile, Free & Equal, a genuinely non-partisan civic organization, is hosting an alternative debate hosted by Larry King tomorrow, Tuesday, October 23 at the Chicago Hilton featuring Dr. Jill Stein, Gov. Gary Johnson and others.
Alternative Debate A presidential debate billed as "A Truly Open Forum for All Candidates," hosted by Free & Equal Elections Foundation: 8 00pm CST at University Club of Chicago in Chicago Tuesday, October 23 , 2012
Equally, the government funding of 'alternative medicines' was described as something which needed a debate: …government is providing funding for people to obtain alternative medicines…real debate to be had…money better spent some place else in the healthcare system?
--Tom Brokaw in the Times, proposing an alternative Presidential-debate format.
When penalties were first introduced to settle draws, alternatives were debated.
We need to develop alternative solutions, debate their pros and cons in a public forum and come to a consensus.
Though it's rarely treated as a religious issue, the alternative medicine debate has a lot in common with the God versus science wrangle.
