The phrase "alternatives that really" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or choices that are genuinely effective or significant.
Example: "We need to explore alternatives that really address the core issues of our project."
Alternatives: "options that truly" or "choices that genuinely".
I feel like my skin gets so much sunscreen, and so many chemicals, it would be great to find a natural alternative that really works.
She added, "We have more alternatives that are really viable than we often think about or include in our arsenal of possibilities".
A contrived quirk of fate involving a shootout and a bag of drugs sets our antiheroes on a Risky Business-lite venture into the underworld, but it's their doggedly alternative sensibilities that really tickle Famuyiwa's fancy.
"We are looking at the case for a bad bank and if not a bad bank, what is the alternative strategy that really gets on top of the problems in that bank and goes on being what I want it to be, which is a bank supporting the British economy," he said.
So why on earth then doesn't the government switch to an alternative programme that really would kickstart the economy and recreate growth, by investing directly in house-building, infrastructure enhancement, energy and transport upgrading, laying the foundations of the green economy, extending care services, etc?
"We are looking at the case for a bad bank and, if not a bad bank, what is the alternative strategy that really gets on top of the problems in that bank and goes on being what I want it to be which is a bank supporting the British economy," Mr Osborne said.
This Giving Tuesday, I challenge you to take what you saved and buy your loved ones alternative gifts that really make an impact.
Tanier points to slobberknocker and snotknocker as alternatives that have never really caught on in the N.F.L. Rather than mouth-smashing, the image is of a hit so hard that it knocks the bodily fluids out of the victimized opponent.
"He's a very successful entrepreneur who has done a tremendous job of creating a new, exciting mass-transit alternative that's really catching on," Mr. Pataki said.
"There is a group of women out there who struggle with temptation and want responsible alternatives that allow them to really enjoy sweets, but with an off switch because they have a difficult time stopping," said Steve Siegal, a senior brand manager for SnackWell's, who added that sometimes the cutoff should exceed 100 calories.
