The phrase "alternatives associated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different options or choices that are linked or related to a particular subject or context.
Example: "We need to explore the alternatives associated with this project to determine the best course of action."
Alternatives: "related options" or "linked alternatives".
This article summarizes the benefits, costs, and alternatives associated with building a financial information or trading room.
The chapter also illustrates a performance model to quantify the design alternatives associated with these three architectural elements and to optimize the design in order to maximize overall processing power per area.
The development of new approaches to decision support that consider a wider range of relevant issues is limited by the lack of information about the characteristics, context, and alternatives associated with climate-related decisions.
All environmental issues concerning severe accident mitigation design alternatives associated with the information in the NRC's environmental assessment for the AP600 design and appendix 1B of the generic DCD, for plants referencing this appendix whose site parameters are within those specified in the severe accident mitigation design alternatives evaluation.
All environmental issues concerning severe accident mitigation design alternatives associated with the information in the NRC's final environmental assessment for the System 80 + design and the technical support document for the System 80 + design, dated January 1995, for plants referencing this appendix whose site parameters are within those specified in the technical support document.
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When reinforcer rates are manipulated in within-subjects designs, persistence in subsequent extinction trials is sometimes greater to the response alternative associated with the higher reinforcer rate ("reversed" partial reinforcement extinction effect, RPREE).
With unbalanced rewards, the sigmoid curve shifts to the left or right, reflecting increased responses to the alternative associated with the higher reward.
In contrast, when they have zero sensitivity to the stimulus at very short delays, all participants deviate from the optimal strategy of always choosing the alternative associated with the higher reward.
In the idealized situation in which there were no such initial variability, then, participants could show the idealized and optimal initial bias, that is, they would always choose the alternative associated with the larger reward.
Dark greens are the most biased in favor of the alternative associated with negative log-odds; yellows are the most biased in favor of the other alternative.
