The phrase "alternative structures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different forms, arrangements, or frameworks that can be used in a particular context, such as architecture, writing, or organizational design.
Example: "In our research, we explored various alternative structures for the project to determine which would be the most effective."
Alternatives: "different frameworks" or "varied arrangements".
Two alternative structures for wind deflectors were suggested and analyzed based on corresponding structural models.
"Alternative structures were always a fun part of the meeting," said Paul Packan, manager of compact device modeling at Intel.
"The strategic benefits and synergies of our model are not replicable through alternative structures," Steven Mollenkopf, Qualcomm's chief executive, said in a statement.
Among the other options being considered is creating alternative structures for the locks, or as a last resort, simply punishing people for doing it.
There is no other rational way to account for their molecular uniformity when numerous alternative structures are equally likely.
So, as Dr. Weaire put it, they were "playing around on the fringes" of the problem, looking at alternative structures as part of what for Dr. Weaire was a career-long investigation into the science of foams.
The difference between the energies of any one of the alternative structures and the energy of the resonance hybrid is designated resonance energy.
The school plans to construct alternative structures for students and fans to gather around after big wins and on other special occasions.
The energy calculated for a resonance hybrid is lower than the energies of any of the alternative structures; the molecule is then said to be stabilized by resonance.
"Alternative structures like this allow investors and entrepreneurs to pursue social and environmental impact together with various levels of financial performance".
In America, high corporate taxes and a growing body of regulation have led to a decline in the number of public corporations and the emergence of alternative structures such as "master limited partnerships".
