The phrase "alternative exit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a different way to leave a place or situation, such as in a building or during a process.
Example: "In case of an emergency, please use the alternative exit located at the back of the building."
Alternatives: "alternate exit" or "secondary exit".
It said more than 220 rescue vehicles and 4,000 members of the emergency services were deployed to try to ease the congestion and provide alternative exit routes.
It is interesting to notice the negative sign that each measure of SSW has on the alternative exit route.
9 Disability pensions are another alternative exit gateway, although they have been more strictly monitored in recent times.
With a very thin publication record, I seek an alternative "exit" once completed, but I worry that science has been ruined for me entirely.
So a logical alternative exit would be a sale to another carrier, or someone else willing to take on the business.
This alternative exit route typically implies a two-year delay between the age when a worker effectively stops searching and the age when the pension benefit is formally claimed (collecting unemployment benefits in the meantime).
The choice of a route may involve local decisions on alternative exits from an enclosed environment.
Instead, the garage entrance's hours will be limited to two hours before curtain time, and cars will use several alternative exits.
Attention is drawn to the importance of researching and modelling occupant starting time distributions, staggered phases of response, arrival and flow rates at alternative exits.
If it fails, buyout shops may have to continue to wait or find alternative exits from the debt-laden companies they picked up at the height of the boom.
More and more investors and founders are also seeking alternative exits and strategies.
