The phrase "alternative recourse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different options or solutions available in a particular situation, especially in legal or problem-solving contexts.
Example: "When the initial plan failed, we had to consider alternative recourse to achieve our goals."
Alternatives: "alternative options" or "other solutions".
It is an alternative to having recourse to the usual process of justice.
In a statement to EarthRights in July 2015, the IFC argued that it should not be accountable in court because its internal accountability mechanism, the Compliance Advisor Ombudsman (CAO), "provides plaintiffs with an alternative means of recourse".
Then there's the unpleasant reality that this plan abandons you to the tender mercies of private insurers, with no public recourse, alternative, or competitor.
Among its more obvious manifestations are the continuing existence of tribal militias and the recourse to alternative systems of justice: some tribal sheikhs even run their own private jails.
As a valid alternative for practitioners, the recourse to a numerical database is proposed, generated by combining FE predictions and best fitting, suitable to specify closed-form interface laws with brick and mortar compressive strengths as entries.
To mitigate this risk, three actions are envisaged to improve the resource efficiency and sustainability of feldspathic fluxes: 1) full valorization of primary deposits, 2) increasing recourse to alternative sources, 3) relaxing the technological constraints in ceramic applications.
They have recourse to alternative treatments, which may include plant-based remedies that are used regularly across the country, especially in the rural areas.
Part of the problem with the industrial farming model is that big agribusiness puts consumer safety in the hands of very small group of producers -- leaving consumers vulnerable and with little recourse for alternative products.
This situation sometimes weakens the resolve and enthusiasm of some health workers to promote hospital treatment aggressively, thereby inadvertently fostering recourse to "alternative" traditional therapies including indiscriminate (mis)use of antibiotics such as Ampiclox® and gentamycin.
Recourse to alternative care should only be made when necessary, and in forms appropriate to promote the child's wellbeing, aiming to find a stable and safe long term response, including, where possible, reuniting the child with their family.
