The phrase "otherwise I can" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to suggest a course of action if a certain thing happens or does not happen. For example: "If you need help with the project, let me know. Otherwise I can work on it myself."
Otherwise, I can keep writing till I drop.
I need to feel the support of my director, otherwise I can feel like an idiot".
Otherwise, I can only think of Thomas Mann, who created the character of Felix Krull, when he was, I think, 79".
Despite the results of any studies or articles saying otherwise, I can easily assert that the demand for iPhones from the teenage audience is in no way waning.
Otherwise I can find no fault with this garden or with the group of 36 small sculptures in an adjoining gallery, which is hardly a weed patch.
Otherwise, I can only think of Thomas Mann". The book is a fact-into-fiction exploration of the life of Bellow's great friend, Allan Bloom - a conservative intellectual and polemicist, the defender of absolute cultural values in a relativistic age - who died of Aids in 1997.
— Tanya Abrams What other options are there beyond student loans, aid in the form of grants, scholarships or otherwise that I can pursue toward financial assistance?
Otherwise, all I can add is that your guess about the play's significance is as good as, if not better than, mine.
I'm here to convince you otherwise, if I can.
Otherwise sometimes I can feel really slow".
MAS YSA Seraph Downtown The worst thing that's happened to me all month is my paper fedora fell into the bidet at the villa; it's been a fine month otherwise, though I can feel a canker sore coming on the front of my tongue.
