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Yes, there are situations where using 按说 (àn shuō) is not appropriate. For example, when expressing strong opinions or making a judgement, 按说 (àn shuō) should not be used as it implies a more neutral or objective stance. Instead, words such as 应该 (yīnggāi) or 必须 (bìxū) should be used to express a stronger opinion.
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照常理说 (zhào chánglǐ shuō): This phrase means "based on common sense", and is used to express the same idea as 按说.
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