"two alternative views" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to two distinct perspectives on a particular issue. For example, "Experts have put forward two alternative views on how to address climate change: reducing greenhouse gas emissions and investing in renewable energy sources."
We assessed two alternative views of visual narrative (sequential image) processing by analyzing ERPs to E-Conjunctions.
For as we saw in Section 4.3, Russell's paradox will follow only if two alternative views are ruled out.
Two alternative views of psychology were available to Popper through his two doctoral examiners, Karl Bühler and Moritz Schlick.
One way to approach Kant's argument is to contrast his view of self-consciousness with two alternative views that he rejects.
To what extent we can defend that view will depend on how we understand the relation between the notions of harm as distinguished in Section 3.1: Here we will delineate two views of how to understand these notions of harm and investigate the question of the extent to which these two alternative views support Parfit's 'No-Difference View'.
Create your own - The adjustment also increases the sensitivity slightly on two alternative views available to readers via the "Less Smoothing" and "More Smoothing" options available through the "Create Your Own" tab at the top of interactive chart.
Chapter 6 differentiates the distributional view from seven alternative views.
Three alternative views of analytics were evident in the data (structural, functional and structural-functional).
Four alternative views of the scene are presented as choices.
One alternative view, however, sees St Briavels as intended to protect the Severn estuary to the south, along with the royal castles of Bristol and Gloucester.
dThis is an example where two alternative ontological views on how quality should be treated may lead to different accounts and predictions.
