The phrase "alternatives for one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different options or choices available for a single person or entity.
Example: "When considering alternatives for one, it's important to evaluate the pros and cons of each option."
Alternatives: "options for one" or "choices for one".
If surprises arrive that leave marital surplus positive but that change the value of marital alternatives for one partner, some redistribution may be required to maintain the marriage with positive surplus for both partners.
In this template, for example, several steps identified with the same number identify a number of alternatives for one mandatory step (see step 3 in Fig. 4) while a number step identifier within parenthesis identifies an optional step in the scenario (see steps 2 and 3 in Fig. 4).
However, the direction of response alternatives for one of the scales (trait anxiety) differed between the two sub-samples.
We count 2,095 instances in which Lachmann's apparatus criticus [1] lists one or more words as alternatives for one or more others (see Table S1).
Governor Bush said today that he was concerned that state law offered no sentencing alternative for one so young.
"That hybrid wood in your bag is a nice alternative for one of those long run-up shots across one of those large, open greens often seen on a links-style course".
Considering an alternative for one of the interacting agents and monitoring responses are usually recommended [31].
Considering an alternative for one of the interacting agents and monitoring responses are usually recommended [ 31].
We have used the Kruskal Wallis test (Hollander and Wolfe 1999; Wohlin et al. 2000), a non-parametric method, for testing whether samples originate from the same distribution (an alternative for one-way ANOVA).
"There are alternatives for linking one ocean to the other, but there are no alternatives for cleaning a lake after a disaster has happened.
They had at least seven good alternatives for every one piece of music they needed, although hearing the complete "Weren't We Fools?," which Mr. Holder and Ms. Brown hope will be recorded, their choices sound inevitable.
