The phrase "alternatively considered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when presenting an alternative viewpoint or option in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "The proposal was initially accepted; however, it can also be alternatively considered in light of recent developments."
Alternatives: "viewed as an alternative" or "considered as another option".
It has been alternatively considered to be a member of Didelphidae or of a paraphyletic 'Didelphimorphia' [10] or their close relative [11] [13], an unresolved basal branch of Marsupialia [14], a close relative of Microbiotheria [15], or a stem metatherian offshoot [16].
Thermally stabilized SiPM modules are commercially available, and might be alternatively considered in a future redesign.
However, early GC is alternatively considered a dormant variant of GC, and it infrequently progresses to advanced GC.
The distinction between mesogleal and transitional forms were often blurred, as a proximal tail of mesogleal pleats following muscle fibers enclosed in lacunae was alternatively considered mesogleal or transitional.
Then a series of Multiple Linear Regression Analyses were performed where the delta of the eleven scales of EDI-2 were alternatively considered as dependent variables and the seven dimensions of TCI-R at t0 as independent predictors corrected by age and duration of follow-up (Table 2).
Alternatively, consider Detexify.
Companies may alternatively consider adding (or continuing to include) specific meaningful annual limits on total director compensation under stockholder-approved compensation plans, most typically their equity compensation plans.
Alternatively, consider Jonathan Aitken, whose libel case against the Guardian relied on his wife having accompanied him to the Paris Ritz for a key weekend, and not having remained alone in the Swiss hotel in which the couple were then staying.
Consistent results were obtained when alternatively considering the occurrence of the positive peak, the point of maximum slope between the peaks, and by the peak of the signal convolved by a stereotypical axonal spike waveform.
The case study presented provides asset owners and operators with the empirical evidence to challenge conventional thinking surrounding the design, engineering and documentation of EICS using CAD and alternatively consider the use of SIM.
While, the problem is devised in EUM by alternatively considering its dual power minimization problem subject to the worst-case signal-to-interference-plus-noise ratio (SINR) constraints for all mobile stations.
