The phrase "as the reverse side" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing or contrasting something with its opposite or alternative aspect, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "The front of the coin is beautifully designed, but as the reverse side shows, it carries a different image altogether."
Alternatives: "on the flip side" or "in contrast".
"At best a translation of a work of imagination bears about the same resemblance to the original as the reverse side of a tapestry does to the true side," he wrote.
Just as his outburst was sinking in, Mr. Pandiya reverted to the fatalism many in India see as the reverse side of official malaise -- an instinct to accept whatever adversity providence throws up: earthquakes, cyclones, floods, droughts, catastrophic train crashes that claim victims not by the dozens but by the hundreds, a veritable biblical toll that has been India's lot down the ages.
The selected areas of interest for the measurements on parchment were mostly located on the margins or between the columns to ensure that no ink, pigment, etc. is located on this point as well as on the reverse side of this area (important for XRF investigations).
As Montaigne wrote, "The reverse side of the truth has a hundred thousand shapes and no defined limits".
Don't make the obverse (front) side different than the reverse side, as this will be more expensive.
Just as interestingly, she'll also show the reverse side of the coin and the return to more traditional religious values in the Communist bloc.
The reverse side is that doses to the pituitary as well as integral dose to the temporal lobes were slightly increased due to beams exits.
Ha Chong-Hyun used a burlap woven fabric as a support and pushed paint from the reverse side, allowing it to seep through to the front.
Shape the sharp angle with glue; fold two sides of the other end to the reverse side, and stick as the picture in step 1 shows.
Not the building in Washington, but its representation on the reverse side of the $20 bill, as part of his explosive New York gallery debut at Perry Rubenstein Gallery in Chelsea.
A homogeneous p+ junction implanted on the reverse side of the detector acts as an X-ray entrance window.
