The phrase "alternative question" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a type of question that presents two or more options for the respondent to choose from.
Example: "When conducting the survey, I included an alternative question to gauge the participants' preferences between two products."
Alternatives: "either-or question" or "choice question".
"The alternative question we have recommended addresses this.
But here's an alternative question: what kind of music does Spotify think I like?
So here's an alternative question: how might we involve the public more effectively in science news making?
An alternative question is whether stronger legal mandates for protecting privacy online will imperil innovation in online consumer services.
In most of the lower courts, the government prevailed on the substantial burden issue, making it unnecessary to reach the least restrictive alternative question.
The commission's research indicates that the alternative question it has proposed addresses the concerns about potential bias that were expressed," the commission's statement added.
The commission tested alternative questions before settling on its recommendation, it said.
The questions she asks me are all alternative questions — no matter what I answer, I'm always half wrong, the younger one thought (that was one excuse).
The Twitter page for her group Amy Poehler's Smart Girls, which aims to inspire young women, suggested alternative questions to replace the usual ones about fashion and beauty.
Please just talk to me: we can team up people that have complementary skill sets, or substitute alternative questions, etc. Lab reports.
As for the part (2), although questionnaires consisting of alternative questions are widely used, more appropriate methods for obtaining community responses should be discussed in order to comprehend how people recognize their sonic environment, e.g., using free answer questionnaires or interviewing.
