The phrase "alternatively we would" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to present an alternative option or suggestion in a discussion or argument.
Example: "If the initial plan does not work, alternatively we would consider a different approach to achieve our goals."
Alternatives: "on the other hand, we could" or "as another option, we might".
Alternatively, we would write unpopular pieces of opinion detailing our preference for one phone over another and unleash a firestorm of reactions with comment counts numbering in the hundreds.
The patrols took around six to seven hours, and I would try to capture as much as possible during that time: checking fences for holes, finding and removing snares, etc. Alternatively we would go out for night patrols as it was the full moon period.
Alternatively, we would develop an expert based on either ∝ exp(−ϕoff/ T) or ∝ exp(−ϕon/ T).
Alternatively, we would expect the correlation to be low when variants within a region are independent.
Alternatively, we would in general allow for a correlation between the traits; this is the genetic correlation between traits.
43 44 Alternatively, we would hypothesise that hospital volume and specialisation may reflect different aspects of the experience of the entire clinical care team with a specific population of patients.
Alternatively, we'd be so delighted by all the freedom and spontaneity and not constantly smelling of vaguely rancid yoghurt that we'd immediately leg it to the airport and start a brand new child-free life wherever the first flight took us.
Alternatively, we'd be pleased to see the father-to-be bring home a foster pet -- especially if he's received some training beforehand on proper animal care and treatment.
Alternatively stated, we would say that the asset S is a ({mathcal {P}} -bubble if it is a (mathbb {P}} -bubblefor every (mathbb {Q}if {mathcal {P}}).
Alternatively, and we would argue more likely, Rungwecebus represents a sister lineage to Papio and experienced later introgressive hybridization.
Alternatively, would we expect a Royal to go out?" he wrote in an email last year to the UK ambassador in Baku.
