The phrase "a alongside" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate words that do not function together in this way.
Example: "The documents were placed a alongside the files on the desk."
Alternatives: "next to" or "beside".
They now go into Group A, alongside England, Australia and India, but Lara is remaining upbeat.
England are somewhat fortunate in that they have been drawn in the relatively easy Group A, alongside West Indies, South Africa, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.
Croatia are in Group A, alongside hosts Brazil, Mexico and Cameroon.
Australia are in Group A alongside hosts England, New Zealand and Sri Lanka.
The two nations have been drawn in Group A, alongside Guinea and Zambia.
Scotland will compete in Group A alongside England, Australia, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, New Zealand, and Afghanistan.
Of the 18 women with planned hospital birth, two started labour in an alongside midwifery unit.
In hospital, they may give birth in an alongside midwifery unit or on the labour ward.
Last year Nissan inadvertently ran an ad alongside a video of a woman being beheaded in Mexico.
The office-supply nerds followed, on a path alongside a pond.
Actually, perhaps a space alongside a pre-Second World War 328 would not be too inappropriate.
