The phrase "alternatively would be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to present an alternative option or suggestion in a discussion or argument.
Example: "The solution to the problem is to increase funding; alternatively, it would be beneficial to reduce expenses."
Alternatives: "another option could be" or "an alternative might be".
This scheme was devised by the English captain, D.R. Jardine, and involved fast short-pitched deliveries bowled to the batsman's body so that the batter would be hit on the upper body or head or, alternatively, would be caught out by one of the fielders on the leg side (the side behind the striker when in a batting stance).
But, the risk, alternatively, would be if Lyft failed to maintain its current culture — which it describes as one that prioritizes social responsibility and "promotes authenticity, empathy, and support for others". Of course, that kinder, gentler image will be put to the test now that Lyft is public and will soon be joined by Uber.
Underestimating the uncertainty of subjects' capacity may have significant consequences for patients who, depending on a physician's judgement of competence, would be free to express their wishes and choose for themselves or, alternatively, would be subjected to resolutions taken for them by other people, which might result in their wishes not being fulfilled.
Alternatively, Arena would be given the option of taking equity in the project and reap returns.
Alternatively, there would be no rescue package for Latin America and no new money for the I.M.F.
Alternatively, he would be fine with much lower rates while continuing to make it very hard to discharge the debt.
Alternatively he would be an obvious contender to take over at Warrington should the RFL look to the Wolves coach, Paul Cullen, as Noble's successor.
Alternatively, it would be possible to attach a small LCD screen which would display a message telling the player to select a level of play, however, as this would require a lot of extra code, the first possibility would probably be better.
Alternatively, it would be taken over by a University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust, which runs Birmingham's QE Hospital.
Alternatively, $130 billion would be enough to rehire every teacher, firefighter, and police officer laid off over the last two years and save the jobs of all of them now on the chopping block.
Alternatively, it would be good for prison morale; you could erect them in between cells and guys could jerk each other off through the walls and it wouldn't be gay because they're not even in the same room.
