The phrase "alternative memory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing different types of memory systems, methods of remembering, or alternative approaches to memory retention.
Example: "In our research, we explored the concept of alternative memory techniques that can enhance learning and recall."
Alternatives: "substitute memory" or "different memory".
Intel and the PC makers eventually pulled their support of Rambus and adopted alternative memory designs.
Therefore, alternative memory device designs are proposed to overcome these challenges.
The paper presents innovative NVM technologies, that exploit new materials, different physical storage concepts and also alternative memory array architectures with respect to the Flash memories of today, with particular attention to the minimum cell size passive arrays (cross-point memory), based on ferroeletric or conductive polymers, on magnetic tunnel junction and on chalcogenide alloy.
Three models have been proposed by Ganusov [ 41] to discriminate between alternative memory cell differentiation pathways.
My research in another context has led me to consider landscapes of alternative memories.
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In reduced-cue contexts, there is some evidence for the second alternative that memory interacts with context changes to reduce overall constancy (Olkkonen & Allred, 2014).
Consider alternative lower-memory browsers, if you have low computer memory.
Thus, as an alternative to the "memory of water" debate surrounding homeopathy, an empirically-grounded hypothesis would be the "memory of source and source-modified silica nanostructures".
In fact, a revolution in care-giving might be slowly taking root, at least among those aware of alternative narratives of memory loss.
This article concludes with a comparison of CLARION with alternative views of memory systems.
