The phrase "alternative to systematic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or methods that differ from a systematic approach in various contexts, such as research, problem-solving, or decision-making.
Example: "In our analysis, we explored an alternative to systematic reviews, focusing on qualitative data instead."
Alternatives: "option instead of systematic" or "substitute for systematic".
President Donald Trump rolled out his alternative to systematic family separations at the border last week with a new plan: a massive increase of family detention.
Here, we propose two estimation strategies that are alternative to systematic extraction of priors from databases.
There is increasing evidence to suggest that CPAP immediately after birth is a reasonable alternative to systematic intubation for surfactant administration to preterm infants.
However, with the proliferation of next-generation sequencing, the ability of classical screens to detect the most labile genes in a phenotypic assay could be revisited as an alternative to systematic screens in certain circumstances.
Further, CRs appear to have a greater specificity towards lysines and hydrophobic patches, than other additives, 17 which suggests they may be useful as a less time-consuming alternative to systematic lysine mutagenesis.
In accordance with the findings of these two prospective studies showing that lymphadenectomy is not such a low morbidity procedure, we believe that an alternative to systematic pelvic lymphadenectomy in early endometrial cancer (provided by SLN or the use of a nomogram) should be considered, especially as the benefit of lymphadenectomy has not been proven.
Our experiences in this project combined with the available cost data reinforce the statement by Arksey et al. [ 3] that "the scoping study should not be seen as a cheap alternative to the systematic review" (p. 29).
There is no alternative, therefore, to systematic state regulation of finance.
Current work involves codifying an alternative process to systematic search: i.e., enabling interactive development of effective boolean queries via the techniques described in Experiment 5. We believe this to be a key approach to facilitating higher-performance search for the purpose of compiling systematic reviews, potentially leading to significant time-savings in the search phase of this task.
Although the systematic active management in one center might be considered a limitation of this study, our results suggest that maternal serum CRP could be a safe alternative strategy to systematic active management, especially in cases of previous cesarean deliveries, or breech presentation, or in women with PROM near term.
Scoping studies as defined by Arksey and O'Malley provide a structured but less restrictive alternative to the traditional systematic review of the literature [ 17].
