The phrase "alternative figures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to different representations, statistics, or data points that serve as substitutes for the primary figures.
Example: "In the report, we will present alternative figures to illustrate the varying outcomes of the project."
Alternatives: "substitute figures" or "different figures".
Alternative Figures in American Art, 1960 to the Present".
Anyone else? 15th over: England 49-0 (lead by 201) "Alternative figures of speech," says Steve Hart.
Some officials in Brussels think both these estimates are on the low side, although they do not offer alternative figures.
Follow-up studies have calculated the number slightly differently, deriving alternative figures for "missing women" of between 60 million and 107 million.
I remember as a kid growing up you had these really alternative figures, who were not good looking and just cool and punk.
Reprints Related items Buying Chinese companies: A foot in the doorMar 14th 2002In China, few scholars have publicly attempted any detailed justification of alternative figures, partly because of the political sensitivity of challenging government claims.
The small figures used to indicate the proper harmonies gave the system the alternative name figured bass.
An alternative figure for households' disposable income, including benefits and accounting for tax, showed an even steeper fall of 1% in the first quarter.
When Sigma did indeed collapse, JPMorgan collected nearly $1.9 billion, according to the suit, a figure the bank disputes, without providing any alternative figure.
He did not provide an alternative figure, though a person in the meeting said the administration had estimated the package on the table was worth $5 billion to $10 billion.
Young also called on the Coalition to reconsider its plan to cut by 20% the average government contribution to tuition costs under the commonwealth grants scheme, but did not nominate an alternative figure.
