The phrase "alternative goals" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing different objectives or aims that can be pursued instead of the primary ones.
Example: "In our project, we have identified several alternative goals that could lead to innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "different objectives" or "substitute aims".
Their recalcitrance to traditional restoration suggests that alternative goals may exist for these ecosystems using sometimes innovative intervention.
Nevertheless, the positing of teleology is never completely causally determined by society because it always involves an individual's choice between alternative goals.
The OpenTox data facilities, made publically accessible through a web services framework, provide a solid basis for addressing the above mentioned replacement alternative goals in a more efficient, technically sound and integrated way compared to current uncoordinated practices and fragmented resources.
Our problem is not with them but with the structures that permit and even encourage them to act ruthlessly in order to achieve the two prime goals of profit and power, the goals that all but drown alternative goals of sustainability, planet preservation, and decency and compassion for all.
Neither keeping in mind a goal over time (working memory) nor successively allocating attentional resources between alternative goals (dual-task performance) could by themselves selectively activate the fronto-polar cortex while a highly specific super-additive effect was demonstrated in the frontopolar cortex when subjects held in mind goals while processing secondary goals at the same time [3].
This led them to conclude that "reducing inequality and gaining increases in life expectancy might be alternative goals that require different policy measures to be achieved".
It's just a matter of us buying into it and really trying to accomplish that alternative goal and make the playoffs and see what we can do".
An alternative goal is to treat the patients within the trial as effectively as possible.
Uncertainty in decision-making is addressed by employing five alternative goal programming models.
In case these goals cannot be reached, an alternative goal is improving the quality of death and dying in ICU.
One alternative goal is to restore ecosystem services, and test beds are required to investigate ecologically and ethically sound ways of doing this (e.g., Ridgefield).
