The phrase "further alternatively" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to introduce an additional option or alternative to a previously mentioned one. For example: "The company offers two payment plans - upfront or in installments. Further alternatively, customers can also choose to finance the purchase through a third-party lender." In this example, the phrase "further alternatively" is used to introduce a third option for payment, in addition to the two previously mentioned options.
He added: "It's like any other industry, if it can't afford to pay its legal bills, it may either have to reduce its costs even further, or alternatively like any other business go into receivership, be wound up, or have to cease trading".
Alternatively, further struggles and a swift exit might well confirm widespread suspicions about the game in this ice hockey-obsessed country.
Alternatively, further characterization of the agglomeration and resulting changes to spectra for NPs under a variety of physiological conditions can enable these agglomeration-associated optical changes to be factored into the design of NPs for biomedical applications.
On models of faith as a (special) kind of knowledge, or as firmly held belief, it may seem puzzling how faith could be a virtue unless some implicit volitional component emerges when such models are further explicated, or, alternatively, a case can be made for the claim that what is involuntary may nevertheless be praiseworthy, with theistic faith as a case in point (Adams 1987).
In addition, if the payment of interest on the extra debt was financed by imposing higher marginal tax rates, those rates could discourage work and saving and further reduce output; alternatively, the growing interest payments might force reductions in spending on government programs.
Alternatively, further radiolabeling approaches, such as metal labeling through a chelator might be applied in order to improve labeling stability and reduce radioactive background [32].
In summary, NPM-ALK induces a senescence-like growth arrest that is dependent on p53 in the absence of further p53 stabilization Alternatively, NPM-ALK induces concomitant transcription and degradation of p53 protein which equilibrate to levels sufficient for senescence induction.
The expression of PTPN22 is further induced in alternatively activated macrophages through a STAT6-dependent mechanism.
Alternatively, further validation of QOL measurement based on surrogate responses would be welcomed.
Alternatively, further mechanistic investigations may enable substitution of analogs that preserve the protectant effects while reducing the direct, adverse impact on neurodevelopment.
