The phrase "alternatively to turn" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to suggest an alternative action or option, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "You can either continue on this path or alternatively turn to the left at the next intersection."
Alternatives: "or you could turn" or "or you may choose to turn."
And the 70th anniversary of the end of the Second World War on 15 August gives both of them ample opportunity to provoke and antagonise each other all over again; or alternatively, to turn over a new leaf.
Hence, such interactions can be used to control the gel strength or, in extreme cases to inhibit (or alternatively to "turn on"), the gelation process altogether.
Two solutions for uniting genomic and ecological approaches are to explore the natural variation found within model or crop species, or alternatively to turn to close relatives for which a broader range of adaptive traits can be investigated.
Alternatively, you can endeavor to turn invisible through far more prosaic means and stand a decent chance of succeeding.
Alternatively, you might want to turn to another person that you trust within the department for advice.
Alternatively, you might simply prefer to turn up and leave your gifts without a fanfare, happy in the knowledge that they'll receive your token of appreciation and know that the community cares about their efforts.
Alternatively, you could get a friend or family member to turn up at their house.
Alternatively, the RF end can use a sequence of narrowband bandpass filters to turn a wideband signal into narrow-band ones and sense each of them [41].
Alternatively, girls with mental health problems could be more likely than boys to turn to food as solace.
Alternatively, both main political forces could wind up without a majority, forcing them to turn to smaller parties to seek a majority.
Jamie Oliver's attempt to turn unemployed teenagers into chefs led to charges that the poor get horribly patronised or, alternatively, that they are ungrateful deadbeats.
