The phrase "alternative seller" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a seller who offers different options or choices compared to the primary seller, often in a marketplace context.
Example: "In today's competitive market, an alternative seller can provide customers with unique products that are not available from the main retailer."
Alternatives: "secondary seller" or "different vendor".
Related inactivation (boiling) parameters were changed to 0.9, when the parameters were lower than that in the original model, assuming 90% of enforcement was achieved for each scenario (i.e. when inactivation parameter was 1, it was kept intact), or 90% of milk sales was allocated to the alternative sellers who were thought to take it over.
Where antibiotics are freely available, alternative (nonmedical) sellers are often the first point of call [ 27].
It can be a good alternative for a seller who has other assets, "so he's not wiped out if the buyer is delinquent," said Raymond Bershtein, a partner in Bershtein, Volpe & McKeon, a New Haven law firm with a large real estate practice.
A sophisticated study of the finances of one drug gang by two economists at the University of Chicago, Steven Levitt and Sudhir Alladi Venkatesh, found that, whereas the top members earned far more than their legitimate market alternative, the street-level sellers earned roughly the minimum wage.
This mechanism gives riders the opportunity to purchase other riders' itineraries while it provides suitable alternative rides to the sellers, thus increasing the service rate in a ridesharing system.
Desperate cancer patients have been targeted by sellers of "alternative" or quack drugs such as laetrile (Lerner, 1984), vitamin formulations, and many others.
James G. Samson, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that while co-ops had a right to reject buyers -- leaving the seller with no alternative but to find another buyer -- there was usually no provision in a co-op's governing documents that affirmatively gave the co-op a right of first refusal.
Naturally, if the property is not sold during the initial stage, then under Scenario A, in order to at least hope to be successful during the subsequent stage, the seller has no alternative but to reduce the price, and we shall see this clearly from our following mathematical considerations.
"As many of eBay's sellers rely heavily on Royal Mail, we are working with a number of alternative postal carriers to ensure sellers can provide the levels of service that are critical in the run-up to Christmas," it said.
Short sales are a gentler alternative to foreclosure for both sellers and lenders.
