The phrase "alternatively if such" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to introduce an alternative condition or option, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "You can choose to attend the meeting; alternatively, if such a decision is not feasible, you may submit your feedback in writing."
Alternatives: "otherwise, if that is the case" or "on the other hand, if that applies".
However, by the end of the 20th century researchers had begun to question whether couvade should be viewed as part of a wider ritual cycle surrounding human reproduction and development or, alternatively, if such behaviours are enacted more generally, during periods of liminality or propagation.
Alternatively, if such a patient develops a hypomanic or manic episode during antidepressant monotherapy, which continues for a substantial period of time after cessation of the antidepressant, a diagnosis of bipolar disorder will be made according to the current DSM-5 criteria, and the individual will be treated accordingly.
Alternatively, if such a mark is enriched this may indicate implication in remodelling.
"Alternatively, if policies such as a tax on height are rejected, then the standard utilitarian framework must in some way fail to capture our intuitive notions of distributive justice".
Alternatively, if any such trial had analysed data at the level of the participant rather than at the cluster level, we would have attempted an approximate analysis as described in Higgins 2011b, assuming an estimate of the intracluster correlation coefficient was available.
Alternatively, if no such analogs were identified, no evidence existed for activity cliff progression, as outlined in Figure 3. On the basis of this analysis, evidence for the utilization of activity cliffs was only available for 25% of all available cliffs.
Alternatively, if there exists such that, then, since, it follows that there exists, such that and, where.
Alternatively, if there exists such that for all, then for all.
Alternatively, if β is small, such that inputs decay slowly, then it makes sense to make inputs available as early as possible, such that one of other strategies is likely to be optimal.
Alternatively, if it is correct for such studies to not always require informed consent, this calls the abusive conduct-prevention rationale into question.
Alternatively, if they did not use such intermediate steps, they were asked not to enter them.
