The phrase "assessing alternative" is not correct as it is incomplete.
It could be used in contexts where you are evaluating different options or choices, but it needs to be followed by a noun, such as "assessing alternative solutions."
Example: "The team is focused on assessing alternative strategies to improve productivity."
Alternatives: "evaluating options" or "reviewing alternatives."
These approaches have been utilised for predictive and inferential analyses in a number of practical applications for the assessment of prognostic factors [ 5- 7] and developing predictive models for assessing alternative treatment pathways [ 8].
Further work on optimising compliance or assessing alternative forms of falls prevention programmes is required, along with an assessment of the economic impact of such an approach.
Policies are not developed following a linear, step by step process of defining a problem, assessing alternative solutions and choosing the best one.
While the NAO concluded "it will not be known for decades whether Hinkley Point C will be value for money", the usually conservative watchdog was strongly critical of the government for not assessing alternative finance models.
A visual tool was developed to assist staff in assessing alternative practices and linking the staffing models to the number of patients treated.
Assessing alternative ways to re-connect landscapes is a complex task, requiring knowledge of how biodiversity will respond over time to alternative conservation actions, such as replanting, managing areas of natural regrowth or protecting existing habitat.
While Icai cannot be held entirely responsible for this media reaction, it did oversimplify the story and the background evidence; and exceeded its own terms of reference by making a strong policy case rather than carefully assessing alternatives.
This has resulted in an increase of attention on addressing societal needs, anticipating impacts, assessing alternatives, and conducting public outreach of scientific work.
When comparing and assessing alternatives, consumers use evaluative criteria as the specifications or standards to make a decision (Forney et al. 2005).
It doesn't mean you throw medication at the problem without thoroughly assessing alternatives.
