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'But rather' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a contrast or different viewpoint to what has been previously stated. It can also be used to provide a clarification or correction. Here is an example: I had initially thought that I would go to the party, but rather, I decided to stay home and study for my exams.
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But rather quite the opposite.
But rather than rush to the I.P.O.
"But rather the reverse".
"But rather cunning".
But rather, "business as usual.
But rather because its opponents eventually die.
But rather than howling, Republicans are whimpering.
But rather than fight, Microsoft walked away.
But rather than governments, I blame democracy.
But rather than celebrating, she became depressed.
But rather than sympathy, GM deserves congratulations.
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