"inclusive alternative" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a choice that is open to everyone, regardless of differences in background, culture, etc. For example, "The school board is considering introducing an inclusive alternative to the traditional sports program."
My research points to a more inclusive alternative.
The future of the Australian mosque looks beyond ethnicity and origin to present an inclusive alternative.
This is typical Touitou: inclusive, alternative and a little bit controversial.
In the wake of the national election, and the rightward lurch in national politics, California is now being positioned as an inclusive alternative.
The event was conceived last year as an "inclusive alternative" to the annual St . Patricks Day parade on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, which was beset by highly charged clashes over the exclusion of openly homosexual groups throughout the 1990's.
The hero, Chance, is a young, depressed, black man from a mixed-race background who, like Mosley, becomes involved in the inclusive alternative scene of San Francisco in the mid-sixties.
While the right dominates identity politics with its ultra-patriotic Jewish nationalism, the supposed left can't provide a more inclusive, democratic alternative.
Gov. Mitch Daniels of Indiana said it had fed his fears that "our side might not offer a bold enough and specific enough and constructive enough — and I would say inclusive enough — alternative".
UP Vision is a student led initiative that seeks to facilitate students' greater involvement in intersectional education and planning by providing an inclusive and alternative space for cultural expression, ethical dialogue and professional development.
"In the absence of a robust, inclusive political alternative, marginal groups have more opportunity to recruit the disaffected".
Which leads me to one of our biggest successes: modeling radically inclusive, democratic alternatives to our current system of governance.
