The phrase "how about you try" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is used to suggest or propose that someone should try something. Example: "I have been struggling to solve this problem. How about you try approaching it from a different angle?".
Your wife has reneged on her side of the deal – instead of bullying her into sex, how about you try a bit of coaxing?
I've been working on my rhetoric, and keeping things non-offensive and sane and fair...so how about you try too?
If a wax figure of Brad Pitt or Justin Bieber doesn't sufficiently fill your creepy quota for the day, how about you try some old school wax figure photos, in black and white for some extra punch.
Severus things is potions, but since that's hardly going to impress any muggles, how about you try the thing that's closest to potions by becoming brilliant at science?
Elaine Mokk's severe acne makes for one of the most impressive tutorials, although the disclaimers Garza published beneath the video indicate the backlash that happens when young women try to take their appearance into their own hands online: "DON'T TELL ME TO STOP WEARING MAKEUP," she writes in all caps, "HOW ABOUT YOU TRY TO GO OUT IN PUBLIC WITH MY SKIN.
But how about you try writing a thriller?
Can you talk to me about that--about how you try to treat your people, how you try to treat your community, and how this fits with being a successful leader in a capitalist system?
Or how about I try tickling you instead?" Anybody could see how he was failing.
Let us know some specifics about how you try to travel responsibly, whether to Myanmar or elsewhere.
It would be better to work in concert with each other when it comes to wartime decision-making about how you try and interrogate a prisoner.' "I remember Dave had a copy of the Constitution he carried around with him," Graham went on.
I have an open mind about how you try and capture all these different issues to make sure that we keep up with this revolution in the power of these information technologies, which are now available to our intelligence agencies and, of course, are also available to people who want to do us harm".
