The phrase "alternative is clear" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that a different option or choice is obvious or easily understood.
Example: "After reviewing the options, the alternative is clear: we should choose the more sustainable solution."
Alternatives: "the option is evident" or "the choice is obvious".
But the alternative is clear now: slow death as one scandal follows another.
We have seen that limited action only strengthens Hamas, and therefore the alternative is clear," Lieberman said in an interview on Israel's Army Radio, according to Haaretz.
'The internet changed the game' The alternative is clear, and unanimously agreed upon by everyone I speak to: black comics must take the means of production into their own hands.
But above all, young Muslim women need to be helped to re-engage with politics, says Brown. "If you think no one in the political system looks after your interest, why would you listen to them?" For some, the alternative is clear.
"The alternative is clear: either man governs his passions and finds peace, or he lets himself be dominated by them and becomes unhappy" (CCC, 2339).
With hero worship of vacuous "Insta-fame" types like the Kardashian sisters reaching cultural fever pitch, the need for more worthy alternatives is clear.
The evidence for alternatives is clear: smart meters, home and grid-scale batteries that store and release excess renewable power, and other modern solutions would be cheaper and more efficient than building new power stations to meet extra demand during relatively short periods.
But in those days the alternative was clearer and a lot more appealing.
The alternatives are clear: maintain the status quo and sustain a slow descent to irrelevancy with cuts in quality as margins erode; or, improve margins, and attract and retain top talent by making their offering more relevant to their customers' needs.
As in many romantic triangles, Kalindra's alternatives are clear: Her lover spouts poetry and offers encouragement; her husband, bitter over a dashed athletic career, feels threatened by her ambition.
This illustrates that the SRH question and its response alternatives were clear and applicable for all individuals.
