The phrase "else other" is not grammatically correct.
Instead, you could use the phrase "otherwise" in written English. For example: "You must complete the task by tomorrow, otherwise you will be penalized."
It should be called something else, other than nonfiction.
Nobody else, other than Yaya Touré, heard anything.
AE Tyley Start governing from anywhere else other than London.
There are no thoughts about anything else other than his continuing to play for Liverpool".
He told MPs: "There was never firm evidence provided that implicated anybody else other than Clive.
"At the same time, Syria needs something else" other than the current government.
I cannot remember wanting to be anything else other than an artist".
It's not about anything else other than trying to establish our season on the right note.
No one else – other than Lugovoi and Sokolenko – had access to the room.
Don't dispose of litter in the sea (or anywhere else other than a bin).
Android Wear really needs something else other than voice input for typing small notes.
