"if you rather" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to present two options to someone, e.g. "If you rather stay home tonight, that's OK. Or we can go out if you prefer".
If you rather want to go out to hunt ghosts, activate the search mode by pushing the Baketan 2's (only) button.
The pictures are so frequently refreshed (or, if you rather, the speed of bureaucracy is so slow) that details like new lane openings, construction projects, or repurposing of lanes into bus or carpool-specific routes all show up in DigitalGlobe's product before they're revealed on public government websites or official city maps, including the ones that inform popular consumer mapping products.
If you rather sit at home in your PJs and shop online... Executive Fashion And Beauty Editor, The Huffington Post.
But if you rather spend your work week blasting space debris away from valuable satellites, the US Space Corps might be more your thing.
We did a couple of takes and I said to him, "What if you, rather than just walking away, you walk away and then you sprint away". It was a weird thing.
If you rather have the convenience of non-stick cookware check out this great set from Calphalon, those of you who have a smaller kitchen where space is limited this is the set for you.
If you'd rather make color separated rolls, make several rolls rather than one large one.
If you'd rather just delete it, tap "Delete" instead.
If you'd rather set these yourself, choose Customize instead of Express Settings.
Climacteric, if you'd rather?
