The phrase "ancillary side" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a secondary or supplementary aspect of a main topic or issue.
Example: "The ancillary side of the project focuses on community engagement and outreach efforts."
Alternatives: "supporting aspect" or "secondary component".
The ancillary, or side effects, of policies aimed exclusively at climate change mitigation.
Software such as Excel, Microsoft Project, Microsoft SharePoint, email and FTP can be used to support the operational side of ancillary study management.
Though often relegated to the world of side dishes, an ancillary part of any Indian feast, baked in a Tandoori oven, sometimes with garlic, sometimes with butter, sometimes plain, it is, for me, always inspiring.
After operating an enterprise management platform for doctors and medical clinics since 2008, the business now has an ancillary opportunity on the consumer side to facilitate on-demand medical bookings and advice.
Secondly, in allusion to five kinds of transportation infrastructure: pavement, bridge, tunnel, side slope and ancillary facility, the existing infrastructure testing indexes were summarized, and the relations between traffic safety and these testing indexes were quantified.
Contextual cues also enable the retrospective study of ancillary issues, such as treatment side effects or potential medication shortages.
And, commercial-building owners can make money providing demand-side control and ancillary services through network aggregators like EnerNoc.
Demand Side Management (DSM) provides ancillary service to the electric grid by modifying customers electricity demand.
Each frame is further divided into five sections header, cyclic redundancy check (CRC), side information, main data, and ancillary data.
This overlooks the jurisprudence of the European court and the scholarship surrounding that; Barroso sees the EU in a more conventional way as simply a club of states, which triggers ancillary rights for individuals only as a side-effect, rather than putting them at the core of what the EU is now about, as the court and many scholars have.
