The phrase "a stand alone side" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misspelling or misphrasing of "a standalone side," which can be used to refer to something that operates independently or separately.
Example: "The project includes a standalone side that can function without the main system."
Alternatives: "an independent aspect" or "a separate component."
These are: (i) a stand-alone, side-by-side PV-powered EC window; (ii) a monolithically integrated PV-EC device; and (iii) a novel photoelectrochromic device based on a dye-sensitized TiO2 solar cell.
These are a stand-alone, side-by-side PVpowered EC window, a monolithically integrated PV-EC device, and a novel photoelectrochromic device based on dye-sensitized TiO2 solar cells.
This vegetarian dish can be served as a stand alone meal or used as a side dish to compliment a beef or chicken entree.
A performance and simple cost comparison with stand-alone, side-by-side PV and solar-thermal heating systems is presented.
Solution: Designer Amy Gill relocated a door and removed an odd half wall to streamline the layout, which made room for a double vanity, a walk-in shower under the sloping roofline and a stand-alone tub on the opposite side of the room.
A little black dress with a lace-up front and sides was a stand-alone beauty and the idea of having a structured jacket for summer, be it straight, trench or hoodie, looked fresh sans sleeves.
He said that SBC did not expect its hot spots to become a stand-alone business, but rather an offering along side cellular, Internet and land-based telephone service.
In contrast to many Internet retailers who burned through much of their investors' money on get-poor-quick schemes to acquire customers, Diller already has plenty: If it had been a stand-alone division last year, the Internet and services side would have reported $900 million in revenues in ticket sales, dating services, astrology readings, hotel reservations and so on.
Thus, nothing happens.The two sides should drop their conditions and hammer out a stand-alone corporate-tax reform that reduces the rate and broadens the base.
