"the other round" is correct and usable in written English.
It usually means that something is being done again but in a different way or from a different perspective. For example, "We have thought about the problem from one angle, let's try the other round".
They may not look alike: one is trim and agile, the other round and deliberate.
The other round was found in the pavement next to a car about eight feet from where Officer Brightman was standing.
The other round of media articles questioning antidepressants came in response to a seemingly minor study engineered to highlight placebo responses.
Of the other round, he said: "It was the first time we have seen this kind of material used in firearms.
During a a series in which only one goalie has played a near-perfect game opposite the other, Round 6 went unanimously to Roy.
But in sheer mileage, their journey is dwarfed by that of the arctic tern, which travels up to 24,000 miles in a year, flying from one pole to the other, round trip.
The favourites to qualify for Saturday's final from the other round-robin group are the United States, who will be represented by Jack Sock and Serena Williams.
This year's BBC Sound Of 2012 poll heavily features artists that many would consider established already, like Frank Ocean (whose Nostalgia, Ultra album topped plenty of best-of-2011 best-of-2011 best-of-2011 to Michael Kiwanuka, who fails to make an apollsande in most of the other round-ups of ones to watch.
The other round-of-16 matches in the bottom half of the draw will match Philipp Kohlschreiber of Germany against Juan Martín del Potro of Argentina; Tomas Berdych of the Czech Republic against Nicolás Almagro of Spain; and, in an all-Spanish encounter involving close friends, Feliciano López against Rafael Nadal, who has yet to drop a set despite the wrap on his right knee.
The virtual training made use of the same pictures used in the other rounds.
Over the course of the series, we see the little boys and girls and dogs transform from somewhat generic characters into Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the other round-headed little child-adults who became the Peanuts gang.
