The phrase "alternative of either" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when discussing options or choices, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "You can choose the alternative of either option A or option B, depending on your preference."
Alternatives: "alternative to either" or "option for either".
Americans prefer strengthening ties among people they know to the alternatives of either looking out for no one or looking out for everyone.
The Merits of This Approach: This approach is superior to the alternatives of either hoping for banks to gradually work these assets off their books or of the government purchasing the assets directly.
The constraints placed on theories of moral facts by naturalist considerations will apply, mutatis mutandis, in these areas too, militating against theories that posit non-natural value-bearing facts and in favour of naturalist alternatives, of either a realist or irrealist stripe.
Finally, as shown for the example question illustrated in Fig. 2, the number of points gained for choosing a correct alternative is only marginally greater than that for choosing points which are near that alternative on either of the sides which include that alternative.
According to Stocker's account, insofar as both alternatives are good enough for an agent's life, the choice of either alternative appears justified.
As such, the choice of either alternative is justified on the basis of reason.
As discussed in subsection 4.2, Regan and others may object that the choice of either alternative is not intelligible to the agent.
In a decision-making process the fixed costs are irrelevant, since they will not be affected by the choice of either alternative strategy.
Lastly, our findings remained virtually unchanged using alternative measures of either health status (self-rated limitations in daily activities, instead of self-rated health status) or financial hardship (a measure of relative poverty, instead of income).
