The phrase "abbreviated side" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a shorter or condensed version of something, often in a context where comparisons are made between full and abbreviated forms.
Example: "In the report, we included an abbreviated side that highlights the key findings for quick reference."
Alternatives: "shortened version" or "condensed form".
The random sample of GPs was assigned to one of four groups of 200, each receiving a different questionnaire, either a standard (eight sides of A4) or an abbreviated (four sides of A4) questionnaire, with or without the offer of an incentive (a prize draw entry for a £100 voucher) for completion.
An abbreviated site is also available in Spanish.
A glycosylation consensus sequence (NGT) flanked by a FLAG tag (DYKDDDDK) on each side (FLAG-NGT-FLAG, abbreviated FNF) was inserted into each of the possible luminal and cytosolic loops of C-terminally V5- and polyhistidine-tagged FIT2 (designated FIT2-V5, Fig. 1A).
This study provides evidence of the reliability and validity of the IVRS-administered abbreviated 9-item TSQM without the side effects domain (TSQM-9).
The left side of figure is the abbreviated species name.
We selected an EGFP-FlAsH-StrepII-TEV-3xFlag tag (hereafter abbreviated EGFP) that is flanked on either side with a 4X(GlyGlySer) flexible linker.
Some abbreviations are best kept abbreviated, such as GCSE.
But with the inclusion of rugby sevens — an abbreviated, faster, less complicated version of traditional 15-a-side rugby — in the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics Games, the Brazil Rugby Union has never had a better opportunity to promote and increase awareness of the game in the country.
While the league and players are talking again, so much time has elapsed that the league may be able to hold only an abbreviated 66-game season, and only if the two sides reach a deal in the next week or so.
The left side of Figure 2 shows a simplified and abbreviated snippet of the model's SBML representation.
