"provided otherwise" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a condition or exception to a statement that is being made. Example: "The company will provide a full refund for any defective products, provided otherwise stated in the warranty policy."
Lucas A. Ferrara, a Manhattan lawyer and an adjunct professor at New York Law School, said that before 2001, the courts held that a preferential rent would continue throughout the tenancy, even if the lease provided otherwise.
The Judges shall, unless provided otherwise in the competition instructions, be the Editor for the time being of The Independent and/or his nominated representative(s), and "Judges" herein shall mean such person or persons.
Once the threshold point is passed, the action is taken and the public goods are provided; otherwise no party is required to carry out the action and the monies paid by the party are refunded [17].
If this threshold is met, the action is taken and the public goods are provided; otherwise no party is bound to carry out the action and the monies paid are then refunded [11].
They also provide services that would often not be provided otherwise and provide vital links between communities and health facilities.
§If a patient has discontinued use she may be considered for inclusion in study (provided otherwise eligible), but only after a sufficient wash-out period has elapsed.
It provides otherwise unimaginable insights that illuminate our brief existence here on this lonely planet.
So, unless the bylaws provide otherwise, the letter writer would have to contribute to the elevator overhaul.
Its constitution enshrines the right to privacy and states that secrecy of correspondence is inviolable unless the law provides otherwise.
So unless the proprietary lease or house rules provide otherwise, it would appear that the law would not apply in this situation.
It also said that the studies should "provide otherwise unattainable insight into comparative genomics, normal and abnormal behavior, mental health, emotion or cognition".
