The phrase "an alternative setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different environments or contexts in which something can occur or be applied.
Example: "In the story, the author explores an alternative setting where technology has advanced far beyond our current reality."
Alternatives: "a different environment" or "a substitute context".
If anything, said Mr. Madigan, he urges his employees to bring an even higher level of professionalism into the homes of their clients, all in the name of maintaining that investment bank feel in an alternative setting.
Unlike Gmail's Priority Inbox (an alternative setting for those who don't care for the tabbed interface), which takes into account user actions, like whether you read an email, Acompli tries to determine whether or not you're actually responding the person in question.
While the lattice parameters needed to be re-calculated from the outputs of the CrysTBox program for images #10 to #12, the CRISP program possesses (as already mentioned above) an alternative setting to test for the existence of a rectangular centered Bravais lattice type whenever the ratio of the magnitudes of the shortest reciprocal lattice vectors is approximately unity.
And doing it all over again in an alternative setting.
3 Most HIV prevention programmes are run in schools, but churches provide an alternative setting.
Given the controversial nature of offering prevention activities within the ED setting, one might question whether a similar service could be accomplished in an alternative setting.
Identification of genes associated with aging in An. gambiae provide an alternative set of tools for understanding mosquito senescence generally, and measuring chronological age sensitively [5].
But the education divide derives from an alternative set of values, which is often characterised as the opposition between libertarians and authoritarians.
HSH are derived from spherical harmonics (SH) as an alternative set of basis functions on the unit sphere that are particularly aimed at non-negative function values.
Last September, President Bush defended the C.I.A.'s use of "an alternative set of procedures".
