"pose an alternative" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest a substitute for something or to offer an additional option. For example, "We could explore other options for the project, so why don't we pose an alternative for further discussion?".
In reality, they don't offer observations: they control and limit the range of debate, shape and skew the political options, and deride and exclude those who try to pose an alternative.
They sought to nurture a new generation of legal liberals who would pose an alternative to the conservative strict-constructionist lawyers who emerged from the Federalist Society to dominate the federal courts during the Reagan, Bush 41 and Bush 43 eras.
But it also cut across some of the most pressing questions in Syria today: whether a venerable but weak opposition can bridge its longstanding divides, whether the government is willing to engage it in real dialogue and whether it can eventually pose an alternative to President Bashar al-Assad's leadership.
The report goes on to pose an alternative way for the school to go, which suggests ECEC services influencing the school: "Knowledge is inter-disciplinary and increasingly produced in small networks.
But let me pose an alternative theory.
PITAPOLICY Response Although I disagree with Ouchagour stopping short of calling out other Arab nations to pose an alternative solution on the Syria crisis, I agree that U.S. foreign policy for the MENA region remains unchanged.
Ancel Keys was intensely aware that Yudkin's sugar hypothesis posed an alternative to his own.
Colin Montgomery Edinburgh I challenge the assertion that Beppe Grillo's Five Star Movement poses an alternative to the dogma of austerity.
Far from posing an alternative to the materialist values of the bourgeois audience, the first line of Ubu roi attacked the audience's values head on.
Rifkin poses an alternative vision in which energy, transport and communications technologies are symbiotically – and digitally – merging in a third industrial revolution that will render today's energy firms obsolete.
China will offer itself, he asserts, as both a developed and developing nation, as a sort of role model for progress, while also posing an alternative to the United States, which thanks to the unilateralist policies of George W. Bush lost considerable prestige and influence abroad.
