The phrase "around the backside" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location or direction that is situated at the rear or back of something.
Example: "The entrance to the garden is located around the backside of the house."
Alternatives: "at the rear" or "on the back side".
Krigger" on the back, a blur as he ricochets around the backside looking for work.
The same could be said of McPeek, a robust 39-year-old hobbling around the backside of Churchill Downs on crutches because of a broken foot sustained in a pick-up basketball game.
They crossed Memorial Bridge, between the golden horses, circled around the backside of the Lincoln Memorial, the steps that seemed to lead to nothing, and slid into the flow of Rock Creek Parkway.
"I was a little kid, not even old enough really to be licensed at Bowie, running around the backside with mom, hustling hot-walking jobs and tubbing horses," Azeff recalled.
Instead of the boundary layer becoming detached from the surface as the air flows over the ball's widest section, the more energetic turbulent air clings to the surface, delaying the onset of separation until it is much farther around the backside of the ball.
Around the backside is a set of composite and component jacks, as well as HDMI, USB, Gigabit Ethernet (finally), and a TOSLINK jack.
"Whenever we have, perhaps, taken expedient measures, they have turned around and bitten us in the backside," he said.
We modeled the velocity characteristics of the flow around the sensor and through the backside pore using the finite element method (FEM).
As the storm rages at the beginning, the "sky" dramatically lowers to reveal a small model ship on the backside with actors roaring around the whole bulky affair to save their lives.
"But sometimes they need a kick up the backside rather than an arm around the shoulder".
"Each of these is made of solid beryllium and then we put a bunch of stuff on the backside to allow us to move it around in space".
