The phrase "an alternative wording for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to suggest a different way to express a particular idea or phrase.
Example: "The phrase 'to take into account' has an alternative wording for 'to consider'."
Alternatives: "a different way to say" or "another expression for".
A third of participants did not offer an alternative word for research.
The responses from the rest are shown in Table 2. Total number of participants -- 66 Number of participants responded for this question -- 45 A third of participants (22; 33.3%) did not offer an alternative word for research.
An alternative word for mogigraphia is a 'graphospasm,' so if you'd prefer to have that, you can.
In compromise negotiations that were expected to continue into Thursday at least, the Brazilians offered alternative wording for a potential resolution that would basically keep the Goldstone report within the Human Rights Council for the time being.
Ratings of 3 or 4 are likely to be associated with recommendations for revisions to the source wording to address the threat to conceptual equivalence, while a rating of 2 may result in suggested alternative wording for future translations that is considered conceptually equivalent but no proposed changes to the source text.
It is less useful to conduct TA after the psychometric evaluation has been performed, and if performed during this later stage, options to address issues detected are limited to providing alternative wording for future translations which may still be beneficial.
However, it may still be beneficial to conduct TA on a measure after psychometric evaluation in order to prepare for translation and generate alternative wording for any items that are identified as problematic by TA but cannot be changed in the measure.
Cognitive interviews indicated issues with item comprehension on several items which led to alternative wording for these items.
I challenge my pupils to look for an alternative word when doing peer marking or teacher marking.
Yet, unless Scotland's first minister can find an alternative word to "nationalism" to describe a desire for independence, then she and the movement she leads will forever be saddled with the same term that darker groups use to convey a sense of superiority.
