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"rather relies on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that something depends upon something else more heavily than normal. For example, "Rather than spending money, he rather relies on bartering goods for services."
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Then, too, Steve & Barry's doesn't advertise, but rather relies on word of mouth.
But it all rather relies on the threat of Brexit being the sole reason for the slowdown in the economy, and under scrutiny this doesn't stand up.
The government does not carry out overt censorship, says bookstore manager Pavol Kastiukevich, but rather relies on bureaucracy and red tape to control the dissemination of controversial literature.
Another contribution is that the approach does not introduce additional computational complexity, but rather, relies on traditional DMC design methods.
"I'm aware broadly of lawsuits against us," he said.
Tellingly, services exports continued to grow by 7.3%, since selling services isn't very dependent on the price, but rather relies on the quality of what's proffered.
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He would rather rely on himself.
I'd rather rely on my faith".
Which economy would you rather rely on to pay your pension?
She did not require names or library cards from borrowers but rather relied on the honor system.
Apple executives "don't do gimmicky stuff," he said, but rather rely on media like television, print and outdoor.
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