The phrase "alternatively want" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to suggest a choice or preference, but it lacks proper context or structure to be usable.
Example: "If you don't like the first option, you might alternatively want to consider the second one."
Alternatives: "might prefer" or "could choose".
Discord might alternatively want to break into ecommerce, working with game makers to sell their titles and downloadable content bonuses inside its chat interface.
Users might alternatively want to include non-specific gene mentions that could be mapped to structured vocabularies such as MeSH that include gene families, or to include information from DNA or protein sequences in the text to improve gene mention normalization (Haeussler et al., 2011).
If you're a hunter, you may alternatively want to use game meat (bobcat and beaver work especially well).
Depending upon your situation, your doctor may alternatively want you to have a comprehensive metabolic panel (CMP),[3] which adds liver function tests to the basic panel.
You might alternatively want to get him a rhythm-based music game like Guitar Hero — this way, you all can play it together.
If you're embarrassed to do this in front of your partner, you may alternatively want to do this as you drive to work.
Unfortunately, there is a tendency for marketers to try to create a "one size fits all" approach for a portfolio of brands or, alternatively, to want to create complicated models to formulate marketing objectives.
Alternatively it wanted to taper the payments, to allow someone earning over the income limit to receive some of the benefit.
Alternatively, researchers wanting to discuss more general questions about BioTorrents, particular datasets, or science, can use the provided "BioTorrents - Forums".
So if you think I've said something wrong, or alternatively if you want to explore some alternative, go to FRED before posting.
Alternatively, customers may want to hire their own contractors.
