The phrase "adventure side" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing aspects or themes related to adventure, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "On the adventure side of our trip, we explored the mountains and went hiking."
Alternatives: "adventurous aspect" or "exploration side".
The adventure side of my work gets a lot of attention, but that's not really what interests me.
"For some people there is a nostalgic element to it as well, of continuing the west coast traditions, of getting out in the New Zealand bush - the thrill, the excitement, the possibilities - there has always been an adventure side to it; a lot of people really feel they are one pan away from striking it rich".
I tend to lean towards the adventure side, as it's not fully known what impact Glass will have on society, your day-to-day activities, or the future of technology and hardware.
It placed the boys' naiveté and thirst for rebellion and adventure side-by-side with violence and malicious adult characters.
This time out, the director takes part of the Mike Tyson story and marries it to his boys'-book-of-adventure side, in which character is realized -- and manhood proved -- through action.
Meanwhile, the director Walter Hill takes part of the Mike Tyson story and marries it to his boys'-book-of-adventure side in "a ripe and vivid slice of action melodrama" (Mitchell).
And when they were young, their father told them bedtime stores each night; stories that often involved a young male protagonist--a Midwestern boy hero--on globetrotting adventures, side by side with Blackstone the magician.
Calling in on the Adventure Bay side of Bruny Island Delahaye examined and tended the two pomegranate, one quince and three fig trees planted by Bligh's expedition in 1792.
This time, unlike during the Premier League adventure, Holloway's side escaped with maximum points.
And I know that with you by my side, adventure will always be out there".
She identifies two fundamental needs in sustaining desire in committed relationships: security and predictability on one side, adventure and novelty, the other.
