The phrase "alternative wordings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different ways to express the same idea or concept in writing or speech.
Example: "When writing, it's important to consider alternative wordings to enhance clarity and engagement."
Alternatives: "different phrasings" or "varied expressions".
Regarding the two alternative wordings of "its worst," the responses were varied among responders and symptoms.
A salient example is the experiment conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, as part of their Household Inflation Expectations Project, on the effects of alternative wordings for eliciting inflation expectations.
The service incorporates an interactive, easy to learn, non-intrusive GUI via which searchers obtain information about the semantics of their search terms as well as alternative wordings for verbalizing their search intentions.
An example is the editorial principle difficilior lectio potior (DLP): in choosing between otherwise acceptable alternative wordings in different manuscripts, "the more difficult reading [is] preferable".
Interviewers were provided with several alternative wordings for the warning signs.
During round two, panellists also had the option to propose alternative wordings for statements, which they would then refine by consensus decision.
This box enables searchers to type their search terms and receive in response a set of alternative query wordings.
In addition, while some organizations suggested modifications to the source text, none recommended the possibility of providing alternative choices of wordings on which future translations should be based, when modifications of the original are not needed or accepted by the developer.
In the literature, frequently used method is tracking class shifted lexicogrammatical categories (transcategorization) and also creating more incongruent alternatives to metaphorical wordings (creating agnates).
Examples apparently include changing wordings like "unhealthy" to "not healthy", or adding hyphens to words.
Various patient wordings from the past look labored alongside the glib printout.
