The phrase "alongside manuscripts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is present or occurring in conjunction with manuscripts, often in a comparative or supplementary context.
Example: "The exhibition features rare books alongside manuscripts from the same period."
Alternatives: "together with manuscripts" or "in conjunction with manuscripts".
He also hired a real reporter to sit alongside the manuscript editors, a beginner called Nigel Hawkes, who would go on to become science editor of the Times.
This study, alongside another manuscript by Leung et al. [ 60] evaluated the presence of DNA methylation in the CDH-1 promoter region before and after eradication of H. pylori.
Josh spends his days as a software engineer writing Java code and Python scripts, and his nights and weekend drinking Java coffee and writing picture book manuscripts, alongside his wife, children, and assorted pets and monsters.
African masks and Aztec manuscripts sit alongside dreamlike, and often obscurely threatening, photographic images, children's drawings beside masterpieces from a list of contributing artists that reads like a who's who of Modernism - Picasso, Dali, Klee, Miro, Giacometti, Andre Masson and Max Ernst.
Boyle's notes appear alongside rare and previously undisplayed manuscripts, instruments, portraits and books that chart the history of science from the society's earliest days.
The digital library is searchable in seven languages, with video commentaries from curators alongside material including original maps, manuscripts, photographs and recordings.
Coinciding with this, the Courtauld Gallery will show more than 30 of Botticelli's amazing drawings for Dante's Divine Comedy, alongside other outstanding Renaissance illuminated manuscripts, many from the time of Botticelli.
Affiliated scholars are authoring a series of monograph studies, the Studien zum Altägyptischen Totenbuch, alongside a series that publishes the manuscripts themselves, Handschriften des Altägyptischen Totenbuches.
Scotland had some very beautiful medieval music preserved in a St Andrews manuscript alongside French repertory.
It's an enduringly relevant poem everyone should know," said Dr Chris Fletcher, keeper of special collections at the Bodleian, which will show the newly acquired manuscript alongside the other four drafts in a display on 9 May.
