"propose otherwise" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when suggesting an alternative option or course of action. Example: "I believe we should propose otherwise for our budget plan. The current proposal does not take into account all the necessary factors."
The authors propose, otherwise, a model where the football clubs' revenues depend, apart from on relative quality, also on absolute quality and the balance of competition.
And those who propose otherwise, I would say are more married to power, privilege, money and comfort than pursuing the teachings of Jesus and nurturing his or her personal marriage to Christ.
The prep revival of the last few years proposed otherwise.
Maybe Nature's design allows for an infinity of particles types and no theoretical physicist has proposed otherwise.
One second is one second, and to hear that a team of scientists are proposing otherwise is a bit annoying and confusing.
The only ones proposing otherwise are people like Zakaria and Crook, whose pieces read as if they were using the same outline: 1. Oh, how politics interferes with sound policy; 2. Both parties have it wrong; 3. Let the cuts expire for everybody, right now; 4. "I hate our current tax system, anyway; 5. Close with one last ironic line about politicians.
If a conflicting region is small, an effective scheme of full enumeration is proposed; otherwise, we employ the heuristics of synchronized TSP.
Professor Tribe also rejected the idea, saying it was proposed by "otherwise very sensible law scholars" who in this case had concocted "a prescription for a free-for-all that abandons the rule of law".
Where the AC models are named, we use the names given by the proposing papers; otherwise, the AC models are named based on their reference number in this paper.
Where Romney filled a good part of his five-paragraph response criticizing Obama's remedies for dealing with climate change, proposed and otherwise, Obama's shorter response touted the baby steps of success his administration has achieved toward making dents in America's greenhouse gas problem.
If yes then the possibility that inhibition is deficient could eventually be proposed, but otherwise the complete absence of sigh does not necessarily mean a deficit in inhibition.
