"In other occasions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to indicate that something happens or happened at times other than the one currently being discussed. For example: "At this party, John was very quiet, but in other occasions he is very outgoing."
"In other occasions, in other places and in other families, those relationships can be protective and supportive".
In other occasions, intermediary data sharing platforms may facilitate the personal genomic data sharing by initiating projects to host and share genotype data and medical information.
In other occasions, students use their mobiles to interact with rich media at their free time when being in places located beyond the boundaries of school (Jacob and Issac 2014).
In other occasions growth cones are correctly identified, and some articles are exemplary (see ref [42] with more than 10 growth cones).
"We can all challenge these people and indeed when this happens to me in other occasions I tend to retweet it so people can say: 'This is not acceptable.' "But we also need a platform for when things are not dealt with by users, when actually users do not realise that they are being misogynist, they are being aggressive or that actually they are trying to shut other people's free speech down".
The two oscillations may sometimes reinforce each other, while in other occasions, they can rescind.
This particular linkage is either supply-leading or demand-following in some occasions, while it is the occurrence of both in some other occasions.
Despite prolonged treatment with polymyxin B combined with meropenem, she underwent laparotomy in two other occasions due to the persistence of the abdominal infection.
Deep-sea oxygenated sediments in the neighboring of the L'Atalante basin were also investigated at the time of sampling as well as in several other occasions since 1989, and we never found one single individual of the phylum Loricifera in the entire Ionian basin.
For large works she created maquettes (or models), sometimes in plasticine, on other occasions using copper wire or, in the case of her 2002 sculpture Globe, wood and metal.
In addition, there were many other occasions in which the GOP vice presidential nominee asked the EPA for grant money for projects in Wisconsin's 1st District, which encompasses Ryan's hometown of Janesville and has a slight Democratic lean.
