The phrase "alternative objectives" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing different goals or aims that can be pursued instead of the primary ones.
Example: "In our project, we need to consider alternative objectives that align with our overall mission."
Alternatives: "different goals" or "substitute aims".
A boundary puts limits on possible alternative objectives.
The Allies were thus able to consider alternative objectives for their inevitable offensive.
The Allies' greatest strategic advantage lay in the wide choice of alternative objectives and in the powers of distraction they enjoyed through their superior sea power.
The shareholders are aware that they are not the only consideration and cannot sue when the company dedicates resources to these alternative objectives.
In order to determine the enforcement levels (enforcement expenditures and fines), alternative objectives for the state have been proposed in the economics of law enforcement literature.
The city (and the territory) are no more than an exercise field for various options maintained by different forces, often with alternative objectives; it is indeed due to the presence of opposed forces that the city, in general, and up to now, has never completely responded to the interests of one party.
Choice and coercion are not alternative objective social states that either exist or do not exist.
Beyond that, the case presents the more difficult challenge of finding an objective basis with which to judge the applicability of alternative objective criteria.
Several alternative objective functions ranging from single response amplitude operators to complex operability indices can be used.
Multiple problem formulations are solved that use alternative objective functions and allow varying degrees of freedom in the decision space.
All pump components have been fabricated using conventional techniques to reduce production costs and address its alternative objective for disposable use.
