"some other situation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to any other situation that is not being explicitly discussed. For example, "The police investigated the robbery, but they could not find any clues; there may be a lead in some other situation."
At some point, he said, he may accompany her to a crowded place or in some other situation she fears.
"When faced with extreme circumstances, he made the decision of taking his own life, instead of being humiliated or having to go through with some other situation".
He "made the decision to end his life before being humiliated or having to go through some other situation," Senator Isabel Allende, his daughter, said Tuesday.
The news media "would not want a picture presented of an altar boy, when in fact, maybe it isn't an altar boy, it's some other situation that may justify, more closely, what the police officer did".
The compulsive person may be driven to perform the act not as an end in itself but as a means to produce or prevent some other situation, although he is usually aware that the two bear no logical causal relation to each other.
If court orders (or some other situation) required messages between employees to be disclosed such requests would be handled by Zugata.
That would be indicated with 4-4 in the major suits but inappropriate in some other situations.
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In Libya and possibly in some other situations, the active involvement of the United Nations to find a political solution may help us find that new balance by providing the impartiality and sufficient distance from great powers politics without which no political process will have a sustainable outcome.
For large p and in some other situations this result is substantially better than known before.
In some other situations they may exhibit oscillatory behaviors, repeating the same sequence of solutions.
