The phrase "alternative placement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where different options or settings for placement are being discussed, such as in education or employment.
Example: "The school offers alternative placement for students who require a different learning environment."
Alternatives: "different placement" or "substitute placement".
"Without exception, they much preferred an alternative placement," he says.
Through staff members, he relentlessly pursued parents to come in for meetings to discuss alternative placement.
As a pilot scheme, the alternative placement provision is having a real "ripples in the pool" effect, says Bird.
Adoption should play a role in alternative placement options considering the notorious under-supply of suitable and willing foster parents, he said.
All the students said they would rather have a fixed-term exclusion than an alternative placement, which I find interesting," says Bird.
Alternative placement provision is just one part of a programme introduced to tackle poor behaviour and attendance and other problems, using dedicated members of staff funded by BIP.
Mr Alderman failed to follow due process by deciding the amounts in special severance packages and by not seeking alternative placements for staff.
Inspectors had considered taking urgent action to close the centre, but decided it was in the best interests of the patients to allow NHS and local authority commissioners further time to find alternative placements.
"Lots of schools don't provide the panoply of services we think are important — prevention and intervention strategies and alternative placements for disruptive students," Ms. Weingarten said in an interview.
In a joint statement, Central Bedfordshire council and Bedfordshire clinical commissioning group said: "Once the closure notice was issued, in light of the magistrate's ruling and the timeframe, health and local authorities present in the home worked collectively to identify alternative placements for the remaining patients based on the views of health professionals regarding their needs".
Gladys Carrión, the commissioner of the Office of Children and Family Services, the agency that oversees the juvenile justice system, has recommended that judges find alternative placements for most young offenders, according to an internal memorandum issued Oct. 28 by the state's deputy chief administrative judge.
