The phrase "as a backside" is not commonly used in written English and may not be considered correct in most contexts.
It could potentially be used in informal or colloquial speech, but it lacks clarity and specificity in written form.
Example: "He was always seen as a backside in the group, never taking the lead or contributing much."
Alternatives: "as a hindrance" or "as a drawback".
He can serve as a backside receiver on play-action throw-backs, crossing routes or seam-stretchers, but also split to the slot in 11-personnel shotgun sets.
Perhaps he isn't a true No. 1 edge rusher, but as he showed early in his career playing opposite Shawne Merriman, he can be a destructive No. 2. That includes against the run, mainly as a backside chaser.
The anodization was performed in a Teflon cell with a copper electrode as a backside contact.
Aluminium 99.99% was evaporated as a backside contact of the Si wafer to improve the distribution of the current density in the anodization stage and to achieve an ohmic contact on the backside of the silicon substrate.
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Bums sell, and fewer things are as likely to make you choose where you do your big shop than a playful slap to a backside as a physical manifestation of a 5p saving on a bag of easy peelers.
As a result, backside wear has become an emerging problem and refocused design efforts on unitized components.
Or the weekly powwows in El Paso, Tex., where Bill Robertson, an associate professor of education at the University of Texas at El Paso, gathers fellow 40-somethings at a skate park, where they egg one another on as they try to master a backside air.
A highly pure graphite disk was used as a contact electrode to a backside of the samples during the electrochemical treatment.
If a dog had their druthers, they would approach side to side and sniff a backside fully as a means of a proper greeting.
Backbeat achieves precisely this … Much of it, as played here, is rough as a dog's backside, which is the entire point, and missed just as entirely by those who condemn these performances for being raucous and unpolished".
