The part of a sentence 'otherwise unfortunately' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to introduce a contrasting or unfortunate situation or consequence. Here is an example: "Sarah had studied hard for her exam, but unfortunately, she fell sick on the day of the test. Otherwise, she would have aced it."
"We have tried our best to persuade him otherwise, but, unfortunately to no avail.
If a given record has value = i th level, then the i th dummy feature equals 1, otherwise 0. Unfortunately, this transformation restricts range of algorithms that are effective: algorithms based on metrical approach such as SVM [8] yield poor results in such cases.
In an age where social media dictates that we all look happy whether or not we are, any marriage that appears otherwise is, unfortunately, cause for many to feel embarrassment should word ever get out.
It seems still necessary to emphasize "higher eukaryotic" treeness, and that chimps and bonobos are without any doubt whatever our surviving sister species, so as not to encourage those who believe otherwise (and unfortunately they are globally in ascendance).
Officials explained that the PM was "otherwise engaged" and unfortunately could not be there.
No matter how thoroughly you prepare, there is always an element of discovery and surprise, sometimes gratifying; more often, unfortunately, otherwise".
Otherwise, all attempts unfortunately might not succeed.
It can undoubtedly connect you with potential partners you'd never otherwise meet, but unfortunately, some of those potential partners who will non-consensually jizz on your leg through his basketball shorts at the end of the night.
Statistics, unfortunately, say otherwise".
The major strength of this review lies in highlighting the exciting applications of CNTs to boost the research efforts, which unfortunately are otherwise scattered in the literature making the reading non-coherent and non-homogeneous.
