The phrase "a limited side" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a perspective, aspect, or feature that is restricted or not comprehensive.
Example: "While the report highlights several strengths, it also presents a limited side of the overall situation."
Alternatives: "a narrow perspective" or "a restricted view".
The central defender Wael Gomaa looked like a spare part, anxiously and uncertainly wandering into midfield, and, although Egypt bossed possession, they ended up beating a limited side only because of a terrible individual error from Rigobert Song.
Another trial--STAMPEDE--recapitulated these findings with abiraterone across the board, showing powerful lifesaving efficacy with a limited side effects.
It was quite delightful to see Chelsea beaten in midweek, as a limited side which has chosen to rely on all manner of gamesmanship and skulduggery – rather than, say, skill, or attacking the opponent's goal rather than their shins – got their deserved comeuppance.
Early results suggest that IFNλ3 treatment inhibits HCV replication and is associated with a limited side effect profile.
Temozolomide (TMZ) is an oral chemotherapy with a limited side effect profile that has become the standard of care in GBM treatment.
The different treatment options have all limited side effects, only exceptionally severe ones, and cost rates are affordable to the majority of the population.
With the Portuguese at the helm, Inter were confident and ruthlessly efficient, and you suspect they would have put an honest but limited side like this Marseille one to the sword.
Admittedly City should be thankful they came up against a willing yet seriously limited side.
It is an oral agent, with limited side effects, and therefore very attractive for use in the maintenance setting.
Cumulatively, these studies indicate that pharmacological intervention with YAP/TAZ-TEAD complex formation could be a feasible therapeutic approach with limited side effects.
Assuming that advances in neuroimaging, neurobiology, brain modeling, and drug delivery continue to hone the effectiveness (and target specificity) of love-diminishing interventions, we may one day find ourselves with an array of pills, biochips, and neuroceuticals that could successfully "treat" problematic passions perhaps even at a low cost and with limited side effects.
