The phrase "alternative of pulling" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express a different option or method related to "pulling," but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to consider the alternative of pulling the data manually instead of using automated tools."
Alternatives: "option instead of pulling" or "substitute for pulling".
"The majority of lenders are edging up pricing on fixed-rate and tracker mortgages to protect service levels and as an alternative to pulling out of the market entirely.
"Submission to Jesus", notes Mr Riley-Smith, "is an appealing alternative to the challenge of pulling yourself up by the bootstraps".In his darkest moments Mr Riley-Smith perceives America as "Hobbesville USA", a lawless place where liberty has degenerated into licence, setting man against man in a Hobbesian dystopia.
But perhaps as important as length and rigor of the training is the relentless emphasis in Germany on alternatives to pulling a trigger.
As cognitive-behavioural strategies play an important role in modulating the perception of breathlessness [ 19], distraction in the form of pulling a wristband when breathless seemed to be an appropriate alternative.
Pulling out the beak requires a lot of pulling.
Names of alternative torchbearers were pulled out of a hat and one of the local schools has taken on the task of designing the torch.
Though there's no question that it's better than the alternative Mike suggested: "pulling a number out of your ass".
Others have expressed concern that these new, more luxurious alternatives may be pulling passengers off of Muni, thereby creating a "two-tier" public transit system, in which the poorest residents are left riding underfunded, decaying public services.
The alternative approach is "Pull," which we can employ in a variety of ways.
In September the consumer minister, Jo Swinson, warned that a cap could end in "unintended consequences" with people forced to take unregulated alternatives as lenders pulled out of the market.
