The phrase "alternative label" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a different name or term that can be used in place of another label or title.
Example: "In our study, we found that the alternative label for the product was more appealing to consumers."
Alternatives: "substitute label" or "replacement label".
Changing the delivery order of the data could create an alternative label with which to explain that particular action.
When asked how the label defines itself, Father is emphatic: "Awful has its grounds in hip-hop but it's an alternative label.
The committee settled on an alternative label: "disruptive mood dysregulation disorder," or D.M.D.D., which describes extreme hostility and outbursts beyond normal tantrums.
Wendalyn Nichols, editor of the newsletter Copyediting, proposed rupture as an alternative label, evoking "a wound that can't clot, that is not self-healing".
Mr. Field, an heir to the Marshall Field department store fortune, co-founded Interscope in 1989 as a small, alternative label and helped transform it into a powerful international music company.
When one of the groups is offered a recording contract with a small alternative label for a tiny sum of money, the band is widely viewed as traitors to the cause.
Moo-free: milk chocolate alternative, labelled dairy-free, gluten-free, egg-free, vegetarian and vegan (moofreechocolates.com).
Several alternative labels have been put forth by anthropologists and historians: "man the tool maker," "man the builder" and so on.
He said the alternative labels would also include a code that, when read by a cellphone, would deliver further information about the vehicle.
While millennial Republicans go for classics, millennial Democrats are more likely to buy contemporary clothing brands such as American Apparel, H&M, Uniqlo and Vans, as well as more alternative labels such as Hot Topic.
His cheeky call to arms was soon taken up by alternative labels like Obesity and Speed and Raquel Allegra, whose spring lines incorporated frayed-looking, cobwebby knits, and ultimately by the mainstream.
