The phrase "the alternative choice" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to an option that is different from the original or default choice. Example: "I couldn't decide which ice cream flavor to get, so I went with the alternative choice of chocolate instead of my usual vanilla."
Aromaticity, even if it implies the existence of delocalised bonds, is included in the SMILES specification by using lower-case characters for representing atoms in aromatic rings, even if the alternative choice with explicit alternating single and double bonds (Kekulé-like) is also acceptable and used for example in PubChem [24].
John Healey, a former TUC official, could be the alternative choice if Miliband feels disinclined to choose between Balls and his wife.
"When you look at this as an industry, we are the alternative choice for consumers," John J. Legere, the company's chief executive, said in a telephone interview.
She's a 25-year-old manager at a Tully's Coffee, a struggling local chain that positioned itself years ago as the alternative choice for Seattle coffee-heads — brightly lighted where Starbucks was dim, medium roast where Starbucks was dark.
The alternative choice of taking away (3) is discussed in Coquand 1986.
Note that the alternative choice is ( theta_{C} left( Z right) ), which has a very high level of discipline (large ( Z )).
From our straw poll of colleagues and city contacts, Tucker was not a universal pick, but was felt to have fewer "bank hating" characteristics than some of the alternative choices.
The proposals are intended to offer protection to the survivors of broken relationships but in doing so, they are trampling on the alternative choices of some cohabitees (and choice in the market economy is still supposed to matter) while paradoxically injecting insecurity into some already fragile unions.
A model based on an oriented graph includes all the alternative choices of a new system's conception and realization.
In the LCA model, separate accumulators are proposed for each of the alternative choices available to the decision maker.
(3) The variation represented in the alternative choices of a couplet must not overlap.
