The phrase "alternatively which" is not correct and does not work well in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to present an alternative option, but the structure is awkward and unclear.
Example: "You can choose option A; alternatively, which option do you prefer?"
Alternatives: "or which" or "or alternatively".
Alternatively, which one makes you prouder to be Australian?
To achieve this, the generator is designed to carry out two functions namely desorption and circulation alternatively, which is served by two operational valves.
If a lessor provides a comprehensive list of warranties that may not all apply, to comply with § 1013.4(p) the lessor must indicate which warranties apply or, alternatively, which warranties do not apply.
To solve this problem, (5) and (7) are updated alternatively, which is called Version A in [17].
Each ranks the outcomes in which everyone chooses the same side of the road — all R or all L — highest and each ranks the outcome in which half choose R and half choose L worst.[11] This game has two equilibria: all choose R and all choose L. Unfortunately, knowledge that two equilibria exist does not help agents determine which strategy to adopt, or, alternatively which equilibrium to play.
But how to deliver those options, and how to identify which homeless individuals are most at risk and need acute help, or alternatively which are most able to transition out of homelessness with quick intervention and targeted support becomes the challenge.
Alternatively, define which of the 12 parameters to use on program entry from the Unix/Linux command line.
Macrophages may for example be classically activated to trigger inflammation (M1), or alternatively activated which supports healing and vascularisation (M2).
Alternatively, Panasonic, which aims to be the world's greenest electronics company by its 100th year anniversary in 2018, may be making a statement to establish "green" credibility.
If there is a topic that has dominated Wodeham scholarship, it is the complexe significabile or alternatively, that which is signifiable in a complex way, i.e., through a proposition.
Alternatively, scaffold_228 which is only 184 kb in size, might in reality be part of scaffold_18.
