"rather than others" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to compare items or people in a sentence; for example, "He showed more initiative than others did."
But it was always freedom for some, rather than others.
"Sometimes, depending on the opponent, I make choices rather than others," Domenech said.
Her job is to persuade doctors to use her agency rather than others.
One or two of these have survived – why some rather than others?
How I managed to take the next steps rather than others, I cannot tell you".
Too frequently, we as leaders are trying to satisfy ourselves rather than others.
Some drivers feel more comfortable with and can better read certain kinds of tracks rather than others.
"He explored himself through others, rather than others through himself," she writes of Levi's utterly revealing reticence about himself.
There are all sorts of psychological biases that make us more ready to believe some things rather than others.
Also, this paper is involved with investigating F2C2 as a social group and measuring influence a member of it's rather than others.
The deal has been suspended after accusations that the tariff was more expensive rather than others on offer.
