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"rather than directly" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to make a comparison between two actions or ideas. For example: Rather than directly addressing the problem, we decided to take a more indirect approach.
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Rather than directly confronting the US, the Saudis' strategy is to improve unity in the Gulf.
Why should he tell his sins to a man rather than directly to God?
* Why did they give money through the think- tank, rather than directly?
Big companies all buy from processors and traders, rather than directly from plantations.
Industrial growth has resulted in an influx of labour rather than directly benefiting the local population.
(Like most parental leaves, they are paid by social insurance rather than directly by the employer).
Rather than directly attack these issues, Mr. Ratliff allows the organizers' lack of knowledge to speak for itself.
Potential owners must buy controlling shares in the cooperative rather than directly purchasing the buildings and land.
Fascinated by the experience, Dr. Krebs chose working in a laboratory rather than directly with patients as a physician.
The terrorist calls his violence "symbolic," in that he wants to "educate" his oppressor rather than directly "weaken" him.
He played it with deftness and excitement, and drew out melodies that are often implied rather than directly stated.
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rather than precisely
rather than explicitly
rather than forthrightly
rather than diametrically
rather than specifically
rather than squarely
rather than first hand
rather than immediate
better than directly
rather than directed
rather than covers
rather than caused
rather than requires
rather than goes
rather than received
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
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