The phrase "alternatives giving" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey the idea of providing alternatives, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "The alternatives giving process was essential for making a well-informed decision."
Alternatives: "providing alternatives" or "offering options".
In times of upheaval, dreams can offer radical alternatives, giving artists a way to speak dangerous truths.
Unlike The A.P., The Times will probably continue using the term, but may allow alternatives, giving writers and editors more options.
Basically, there is a "strength", agricultural production, with very limited alternatives, giving particular spatial solutions.
It is claimed that the set-up would be less bulky than existing alternatives, giving equipped troops an advantage on the battlefield.
"As a responsible ISP, Virgin Media complies with court orders but we strongly believe that tackling the issue of copyright infringement needs compelling legal alternatives, giving consumers access to great content at the right price, to help change consumer behaviour," it said.
We asked respondents to consider various alternatives, giving different levels of control over the samples to local scientists.
These alternatives give nearly the same results and converge in only two iterations.
The improved building alternatives gave up to 19 34% reduction in operation primary energy use compared to the initial alternatives.
There are many alternatives projects and the problem is how to decide among the alternatives given budget and time constraints.
Generally, the four different alternatives gave only small and non-systematic differences in estimated energy and nutrient intake.
Still, many eye experts say it is hard to see how these glasses can be worse than the current alternatives, given that eye care now is virtually nonexistent.
