The phrase "alternatively as an" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to introduce an alternative option or explanation, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "You can approach the problem using a mathematical model; alternatively, as an empirical study, you could gather data from real-world observations."
Alternatives: "as another option" or "in another way".
Weinstein has usefully defined a model as, "a logical mathematical framework that permits the integration of facts and values to produce outcomes of interest to clinicians and decision makers" or, alternatively as: "an analytical methodology that accounts for events over time and across populations based on data drawn from primary or secondary sources"[ 3].
In this arrangement each magnetron acts alternatively as an anode and a cathode.
Scholars examining this trend tend to diagnose it at once as techno positivist in its insistence on design yoked to quantifiable variables and computational modeling and, alternatively, as an imperative integral to realizing ecologically sustainable innovation.
Nanocrystalline TiO2 films are widely investigated both as photoelectrodes to carry out photocatalytic reactions under band-gap near-UV illumination or, alternatively, as an electronically conducting matrix of dye-sensitised electrodes as a part of a liquid-junction solar photovoltaic cell.
Mr Straw masters detail, but he is also better than most of Mr Blair's ministers at the broad philosophical sweep.All this could be taken as showing a thoughtful personal adaptation to changing circumstance or, alternatively, as an unprincipled determination to ride each wave to maximum personal benefit.
The book may serve as a monograph for practitioners and, alternatively, as an advanced textbook.
May will have navigate the middle ground carefully, wary of being criticized as too pro-Trump or alternatively as too negative toward a future trading partner.
The program is implemented using a Lua frontend, or alternatively, as a Python extension.
NOTE: TF proposed this alternatively as a new rule under extent of item, i.e., as new rule 9.5B3.
She heard herself described alternatively as a cunning political operative, a liar and an insane or bitter woman — but also as a hero forcing a national reckoning.
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