The phrase "alternatively provided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when presenting an alternative option or solution in a discussion or explanation.
Example: "The report can be submitted via email; alternatively provided, it can also be delivered in person."
Alternatives: "offered as an alternative" or "provided as an option".
"SkillSlate crowdsources its network of service providers to help its customers with anything they need done or, alternatively, provide instruction on a particular skill they'd like to develop.
Alternatively, provide students with the English version of the Berlin Wall article or the Greek elections piece and ask them to create their own Italian versions.
However, due to its halophytic traits and indigenous status, L. alyssoides may alternatively provide ecosystem services to salinized shrublands of the arid and semiarid southwestern United States.
Micro-vibration isolation is a hot topic in spacecraft vibration control, and fluid based vibration isolators alternatively provide a good and reliable solution to this challenging issue.
Homosexual behaviour in birds is more likely to occur under scenarios of enhanced mating opportunity without necessarily influencing reproductive success and thus may exist neutrally, or alternatively provide a behavioural template co-opted for adaptive design.
In practice, to minimize the overhead of such exchange of information, the measurements can alternatively provide the frequency domain average channel gains.
"The consultation process will give the public an opportunity to lobby against the use of this power or alternatively provide essential support to its introduction".
The BBC's chief political correspondent Norman Smith said the debate between Mr Clegg and Mr Farage could encourage the party leaders to sign up to general election debates or, alternatively, "provide some room to argue against them".
Alternatively, provide an access-limited account in which customers pay for premium features and upgrades.
Alternatively, providing a chronically homeless person with permanent housing and case managers to supervise them would cost about $10,000 per year, the newspaper reported.
