The phrase "alternative that includes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing options or choices that encompass specific elements or features.
Example: "We need to consider an alternative that includes both cost efficiency and sustainability in our project."
Alternatives: "option that encompasses" or "choice that incorporates".
Instead, it has pushed for an alternative that includes spending cuts and new tax revenue, achieved by scaling back tax breaks that benefit the wealthy and certain industries.
It's Ryan or a more modest alternative that includes fewer spending cuts, more tax increases, and a significant, though slightly smaller, level of overall deficit reduction.
"But continuing with a broad capacity mechanism that favours big power plants and existing big companies is still far inferior to a targeted alternative that includes cutting demand at key times and which would be cheaper, more flexible, a better fit with Europe, and much less easy to rig," she said.
Democrats instead came up with a complex alternative that includes sharing half of state hotel tax revenues with the cities where the money is generated, using funds from disposal of unclaimed properties, and a new tax on delivery services like Federal Express and the United Parcel Service.
WASHINGTON – In the tea party rebuke to President Obama's vision of the state of the union – and some in his own party – Republican Sen. Rand Paul laid out a deeply conservative alternative that includes cutting corporate taxes in half and slashing trillions in federal spending.
It involves combining seemingly opposing ideas, like purpose and profit for example, to come up with a superior alternative that includes elements of both.
Both the U.N. and the U.S. dispatched top diplomats in a last-ditch alternative that included a "serious and sustained" dialogue on the Kurds' future and potentially a more equitable power-sharing agreement among Iraq's diverse communities.
During Donald Trump's Presidential campaign, he said he was "a big fan of the Kurdish forces". But his Administration called the vote "provocative". Both the U.N. and the U.S. dispatched top diplomats in a last-ditch alternative that included a "serious and sustained" dialogue on the Kurds' future and potentially a more equitable power-sharing agreement among Iraq's diverse communities.
Alternatives that included transit similarly reduced carbon emissions, but with less health benefit.
Without a subcontractor, Bovis began proposing alternatives that included hiring companies with little or no experience with complex demolition or abatement projects that would use Safeway's executives, workers and equipment, according to documents and interviews.
