The phrase "alternative location for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a different place or setting that can serve the same purpose as the original location.
Example: "If the main venue is unavailable, we should consider an alternative location for the conference."
Alternatives: "substitute site for" or "replacement venue for".
The Board of Governors wants the university to come up with some sort of plan to locate a "safe, legal, and alternative location for Silent Sam" by Nov. 15, Folt said.
Michael Noonan, the Republic's finance minister, announced that Dublin wanted to be considered an alternative location for the European Banking Authority EBAA), which oversees banks across the EU.
He also suggested that an alternative location for the Olympic stadium could be Flushing Meadows-Corona Park in Queens, where the owners of the Mets have plans to replace Shea Stadium with a $500 million stadium.
Here we show how landscape metrics can be easily incorporated into Environmental Impact Assessment to identify the best alternative location for implementing linear infrastructures.
We believe that Strathallan Castle is an unsuitable location and urge Perth and Kinross Council to reject the application and for DF Concerts and Events to look for an alternative location for T in the Park".
While we will seek an alternative location for our operations center, we remain committed to working with the LGBT community in North Carolina to overturn this discriminatory legislation, alongside all those who are committed to equality.
He refused to listen to anyone about alternative locations for the Olympic stadium, part of his stubbornness and hubris.
Voters who could not correctly identify the U.S.-Mexico border provided no fewer than fifteen alternative locations for it.
There are alternative locations for the projects, and the commonwealth needs only the political will to move both projects to suitable locations.
Because it is a national landmark district and federal land, the Presidio Trust is legally required to consider reasonable alternative locations for the museum.
The magazine Afisha has suggested several alternative locations for the statue in a tongue-in-cheek photoshopped series designed to highlight the absurdity of the current plans.
