The phrase "alternative guide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a different or non-traditional source of information or direction on a particular topic.
Example: "For those looking for a different perspective on travel, this alternative guide offers unique insights and recommendations."
Alternatives: "alternative resource" or "different guide".
Alternative Guide to Public Schools With all those underground guides to colleges, could an alternative guide to New York City public schools be far behind?
And so, free of charge, I offer up an alternative guide to Britain for newcomers.
For more in this vein, take a look at our alternative guide to the city.
Political betting markets, backed by hard cash, are an alternative guide.
The Alternative Guide to the Universe Ideas and images from the margins, outsider visionaries and obscure geniuses populate this exhibition that forms part of the South Bank's Festival of Neighbourhood.
"It gives the EU too much power and reduces our ability to stop decisions that are not in Ireland's interests," said Sinn Féin's 2008 alternative guide to the Lisbon treaty.
In response, liberal groups like Catholics United and Catholics in Alliance quickly began preparing alternative guides emphasizing a broader spectrum of the church's social justice teachings.
Ultrasound (US) is an alternative guiding technique for various procedures including biopsy oflung, spleen, soft tissue and bone, and procedures like tumor ablation and abscess drainages among others.
However, whilst the programme did not proceed according to pre-specified timescales and outcome measures, the participative and practice-centred approach to evaluation enabled alternative guiding principles to emerge.
If you're still resisting formal shorts, see some other choices in our Little Black Dress Alternatives Guide.
Le Cool, also emailed, calls itself "a free weekly cultural agenda and alternative city guide" for European capitals.
