The phrase "attempt otherwise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that one should try a different approach or method.
Example: "If this method doesn't yield results, we may need to attempt otherwise to find a solution."
Alternatives: "try a different approach" or "make another attempt".
It presumes what we are and can be, then penalizes those who attempt otherwise.
The former, also referred to as "crash pads", prevented injuries from falling, and enabled boulderers to climb in areas that would have been too dangerous to attempt otherwise.
If a nest is destroyed, or the breeding attempt otherwise fails, a replacement clutch may be laid, typically with fewer eggs.
Mary Rowe joined a mothers' group at Brooklyn's Industrial Home for the Blind in 1973, where she and husband Bob became lightning rods for its members, allowing them to express their frustrations and fears with dark humor and a directness that many of them would not dare attempt otherwise.
If this selection results in a new lower difference between another two haplotypes, we ignore this attempt; otherwise we reach another new selection Si+1.
"We can do things that we would never have attempted otherwise," he said.
I became more confident, and I carried that confidence throughout my work, and probably I could do things that I wouldn't have attempted otherwise.
However, I am hoping some will see that I am attempting otherwise.
In spite of many attempts otherwise, how we think and feel seldom follows a completely rational course.
Fetters said she hit mental roadblocks along the way but credits the brace for enabling her to take on outdoor adventures she might not have attempted otherwise.
On Friday, dozens of people who were energized by that vision took to social media to share some of the ways Bourdain had inspired them to try new foods and adventures they may never have attempted otherwise ― from sampling street food, to picking up the martial arts that he loved, to pursuing their own dreams of becoming a chef.
