The phrase "alternatively refers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a different term or concept that is synonymous or related to the one previously mentioned.
Example: "The term 'artificial intelligence' is often used in the tech industry, but it alternatively refers to machine learning in specific contexts."
Alternatives: "can also be called" or "is also known as".
Alternatively, refer to Khatib' s Operational Space papers.
These neural networks, alternatively referred to as continuous time algorithms, are interpreted as dynamical closed loop control systems.
The lumen often appears occupied by an additional structure alternatively referred to as the central granule, nuclear transport complex, or nuclear plug.
In interviews, the Arias offspring do not let on that there was any clash between them and the man they alternatively refer to as "Mr. Lucom," "Chuck" or "Uncle Chuck".
Teaser previews – with the slogan: The end is where it begins – suggest some kind of continuing plot, although may alternatively refer to a geographical setting such as Land's End.
When the negative impact of options as incentives was recognized, it was addressed by replacing stock options with deferred stock units (DSU, alternatively referred to as restricted stock units or RS U.
In the past few months, we've seen the strange and somewhat revealing saga of what to call the group alternatively referred to as ISIS, ISIL, the Islamic State and Daesh.
Specifically, we developed a nano-composite (alternatively referred to as a level II composite) with monolithic Mg as the matrix, reinforced by another level I composite comprising a sub-micron pure aluminum (Al) matrix in which are embedded nano-alumina (n-Al2O3) particles.
GUY FREDRICK GLASS New York Fernanda Eberstadt seems to make the kinky implication that male singers of the alto line (who are alternatively referred to as male altos and countertenors) on some level wish they were castrati or women: "Today,most countertenors regard castrati as a gold standard that cannot be matched".
Therefore, the cutoff criteria in system boundaries could potentially lead to system incompleteness, alternatively referred to as truncation error (Suh et al. 2006).
