The phrase "alternatively useful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting another option or method that is also beneficial or effective.
Example: "This tool is primarily designed for data analysis, but it is alternatively useful for generating visual reports."
Alternatives: "also beneficial" or "additionally helpful".
Alternatively, use of the same CD47 antibody with a D265A Heavy Chain mutation to eliminate FcR binding would be a useful contriol.
Alternatively, use tinned.
Alternatively use a food processor.
Alternatively, other useful theories such as Kaplan and Baldauf's (2005) "model for language-in-education policy planning" employed in Butler (2015, p. 306), or a more recent view of English as a lingua franca (e.g., Kirkpatrick, 2012) should be employed to evaluate not only policy implementation but also the policies themselves as frameworks for future studies.
Alternatively, one useful simplification of the metabolic modelling problem is to ignore the underlying enzyme kinetics and only rely on information about the reaction network's stoichiometry, a technique called flux balance analysis.
Although a trial in healthy cyclists used a wash-in period and demonstrated benefit (three days 0.1 mmol nitrate/kg/day) [ 29], it is possible that physiological alterations in aging, or in COPD render wash-in periods less useful, or alternatively, that the dose we used was too low.
Alternatively, computational approaches are useful in helping researchers analyze and select potential allosteric sites for drug discovery.
Alternatively it should be useful to identify rapid succession regimens in which biologic drugs are taken according to an established sequence.
Alternatively, and even more useful in terms of reviving the economy and thereby solving the deficit long-term, the £600 billion, or at least part of it, would be used to fund the proposed Green New Deal.
Alternatively, it could be useful to compare the response to treatment of first-episode patients (of which a prospective follow-up of the later clinical course is available) with that of multiple-episode patients having a similar clinical course.
