The phrase "alternative geography" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing different perspectives or approaches to understanding geographical concepts or spaces.
Example: "In her thesis, she explored alternative geography to challenge traditional notions of space and place."
Alternatives: "non-traditional geography" or "alternative spatial studies".
That last one may sound trivial; but there is something strangely depressing about the story, folded into the Post's account of "the alternative geography of Top Secret America," of a massive, underexamined series of building projects.
Written in 1979, Vassily Aksyonov's "The Island of Crimea" imagines an alternative history (abetted by alternative geography — Crimea is a peninsula) wherein the Russian civil war ends with the tsarist forces able to hold onto this southern scrap of the old empire.
Given the alternative geographies of South South vis-à-vis South North Fair Trade, we deepen the geographical focus by applying frameworks emerging from the concept of 'geographical entanglement'.
But but in the case where you can't return for whatever reason, your imagination has to compensate for all of the "what ifs," "what what is it like now". So there are imaginary and alternative geographies that are built through these narratives of displacement.
Chapters address the medieval 'Realm of Islam', the sixteenth- to eighteenth-century Ottoman Empire, French and British colonial mapping over the long nineteenth century, national mapping traditions in modern Turkey, Iran and Israel/Palestine, and alternative geographies in twentieth- and twenty-first-century maps.
The objectives are to (1) assess and compare variation in walking behaviours between these purposefully designed zones and between standard administrative units, census tracts; and (2) disentangle the relative influence of ALP and area-level socioeconomic conditions on walking using the alternative geographies.
Another alternative, assuming the geography works in your favor, is to visit an Apple store and consult a technician.
We partitioned variation in RFLP haplotype frequencies into 3-level hierarchies ('among groups', 'among populations within group', and 'within populations') based on alternative groupings by geography and/or ecotype (AMOVA, Excoffier et al. 1992; implemented in ARLEQUIN by Schneider et al. 2000).
The Investment Management business provides investment products and retirement solutions through a broad range of traditional and alternative asset classes, geographies and styles, in separate accounts, pooled accounts, annuity portfolios and mutual funds.
Recent research findings in arboriculture, urban forestry, urban ecology, urban planning and urban geography suggest alternative strategies for both existing and new green sites.
"In redesigning its conference solely with an eye towards athletics marketability, the A.C.C. would move farther from alternative shared bases of geography, academic comparability, and tradition that have allowed conferences to contribute to the academic mission by creating meaningful ties among faculties and student bodies," the statement said.
