The phrase "alternative forms of regulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different methods or approaches to regulating a particular issue or sector.
Example: "The government is exploring alternative forms of regulation to address the challenges posed by emerging technologies."
Alternatives: "different types of regulation" or "various regulatory approaches".
D. NJ BELL'S PLAN FOR AN ALTERNATIVE FORM OF REGULATION MAY 21, 1992 --- NJ Bell's plan declares that its approval by the Board would provide the foundation for NJ Bell's acceleration of an information age network in Now Jersey and referred to by NJ Bell as 'Opportunity New Jersey'.
Thus, in exchange for permitting NJ Bell to be governed by an alternative form of regulation, Staff recommends that it is critical that the deployment scheme described in ONJ be considered a firm commitment on NJ Bell's part". Did Verizon New Jersey Commit Fraud?
However questions remain as to whether different concepts of 'identity', and indeed alternative forms of state regulation (of 'identity') are used, depending on whether one is a refugee, a child in the care system, or conceived and born following mitochondrial donation.
However, in less-developed countries, such alternative forms of risk regulation may be absent.
We urge the pursuit of field experiments on closed freshwater populations, either by taking advantage of existing lakes where alternative forms of harvest regulation have been in place for many years, or by imposing experimental fishing regimes on a system of small natural lakes or ponds (e.g., Philipp et al. 2009).
ILR Review publishes research on important issues globalization, capital and labor mobility, inequality, wage setting, unemployment, labor market dynamics, international migration, work organization and technology, human resource management and personnel economics, demographic and ethnic differences in labor markets, workplace conflicts, alternative forms of representation, and labor regulation.
This paper examines the implications of alternative forms of cap-and-trade regulations on the California electricity market.
Herrigel's research interests include comparative political economy and alternative forms of governance in economic process and regulation throughout the developed and developing world.
Experts and industry insiders point to puritanical city regulations, a rise in alternative forms of sex work like camming or massage parlours, and the bogeyman of gentrification as possible factors contributing to the trend.
