The phrase "alternative expert" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who has specialized knowledge or skills in alternative methods or practices, such as alternative medicine or alternative energy.
Example: "As an alternative expert, she provides valuable insights into holistic health practices that differ from conventional medicine."
Alternatives: "specialist in alternatives" or "expert in alternative methods".
In selected situations, a device known as a personal sound amplifying product, or P.S.A.P., can be a useful alternative, experts say — with some caveats.
But while there are some risks, both look out at the world as it is now and see little alternative, experts said.
Roberts, a music producer originally from New Zealand, is seeking a delay so she can submit evidence of the alternative treatments, which also include molecular targeted therapy, after being given a list of alternative experts from a "Dr V", who cannot be named but who is not a medical practitioner.
In the absence of quantitative data about each alternative, experts' qualitative judgments were used to measure the priorities of alternatives.
In the meantime, the Dutch consensus guideline created on the basis of the scarce available literature is, in our opinion, safer and easier to use in clinical practice than the alternative expert-based criteria.
Negotiate prices based on the type of work, availability of alternative experts, duration of work.
Under his guidance the school has become a more lively site of inquiry into political and economic alternatives, experts say, leading to speculation about Mr. Hu's interest in bolder change.
Although the classical AHP method uses crisp judgments to assess criteria and alternatives, experts prefer making linguistic judgments such as close to equal importance and not more than medium importance.
Creating alternatives, experts agree, is prerequisite to combating climate change and sustaining resources for future generations -- and even to passing judgment on any group that chooses to develop its coal, or buy and burn it.
