The phrase "alternative disposition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing different options or arrangements for handling a situation or item.
Example: "The committee considered an alternative disposition for the surplus funds to ensure they were utilized effectively."
Alternatives: "different arrangement" or "alternative arrangement".
An alternative disposition does not mean that there were any problems or infirmities with the case or the evidence.
But the alternative disposition urged and rejected in that case was an evidentiary hearing in the Federal District Court.
The investigator and the local site pharmacist shall maintain records of the study drug's delivery to the pharmacy, an inventory at the site, the distribution to each participant, and the return to the pharmacy or alternative disposition of unused study drugs.
We'll work to grow treatment and alternative dispositions for mentally ill defendants -- because nobody benefits when "frequent flyers" cycle through our jails and our justice system at large.
Defense lawyers, aware or advised about relevant immigration law, often are able to work out alternative dispositions that satisfy prosecutors and avoid disproportionate immigration penalties in cases such as his.
This said, they were also keen to reduce demands on doctors' time and to direct callers to alternative dispositions or offer self-care advice and this entailed additional roles for the call-handlers' and led to some ambivalence about the CDSS: There's nothing that I can say that I think it is better than the way we were doing it, not at the moment.
"Technological progress made over the years allows us to have valid alternatives at our disposition that render the use of cruel practices unnecessary as regards animals.
Re "Alternatives for the Final Disposition" (Personal Health, April 15): Like Jane Brody, I have spent time considering the fate of my remains when I die.
According to the agreement, G.E. was required to pursue various alternatives, including "divestiture or disposition" of assets necessary to satisfy regulators, as long as such a divestiture, if it were required of Honeywell, would not have a "material adverse effect" on Honeywell.
Resident management and homeownership opportunities provide a clear alternative to unwarranted demolition and disposition activities and a guaranteed equity stake for the residents of public housing.
Because of this disposition, we need not address appellants' alternative grounds for reversal.
