The phrase "a real side" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an authentic or genuine aspect of something, often in discussions about personality, character, or situations.
Example: "While he often puts on a tough exterior, there is a real side to him that few people get to see."
Alternatives: "a genuine aspect" or "an authentic side".
Most muscle pain is unexplained but there is a general consensus among heart researchers that it is a real side effect occurring in a few percent of statin users.
On that day the Bundesliga club's brittle defence was broken many times against a Real side at their most rampant.
Even if the Catalans win in the Spanish capital, they are relying on other teams to take points off a Real side unbeaten in 18 league matches.
But it is more like a cutting-off main lobe located in the edge of scope rather than a real side lobe.
Ronaldo's brace, which made him the fourth highest scorer for Real Madrid in La Liga history, masked what had been a pedestrian performance by a Real side who are now five points adrift of Barcelona and Atletico Madrid in third.
Jurgen Klopp's side, who were beaten by Bayern Munich in last season's final, will retain faint hope they can turn the tie around, but they will also realise they were soundly beaten by a Real side who were not operating at their very best.
Sometimes it's just a bizarre joke, like when Ed Begley started his speech by saying "I'm not Ed Begley," which was apparently a real side-splitter in 1963.
We are more intimate with it, and it understands us more, even as we understand it less," says Vincent. "There's this very speculative human-like AI side to the series, and a completely real side of what our technology is doing to our emotional lives, our relationships, and society at large," he adds.
The risk of a poor customer experience is simply too much for top brands to stomach, so staffing their engagement centers to take over when the bot fails will be a very real side effect.
Indeed, the growth of cloud-based services, the issue of passwords and managing them is a very real side effect and headache of Internet life today, both for enterprises as well as consumers.
In her excavation of black humor Ms. Brown takes inspiration from Spike Lee's 2000 film "Bamboozled," a satirical look at minstrelsy, as well as Mel Watkins's book "On the Real Side: A History of African-American Comedy From Slavery to Chris Rock".
