The phrase "aside current" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest setting something apart from the current situation or context, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "Please set aside current issues while we discuss future plans."
Alternatives: "apart from current" or "excluding current".
Abiding love of a hardcore fanbase aside, current pop circles tend not to register the influence of thrill-seeking, Bowie-esque fop-rock.
If there is talk of abolition, we need to leave aside current issues and personalities and go back to basics to ask: why do we need a department for culture, media and sport?
Despite his thirst for innovation (he was an early adopter of hip-hop and techno), he sounds rather old-fashioned at 53, brushing aside current bands ("a bit too manufactured"), digital music ("far too cold and detached") and computers in general: "My eyesight's gone.
No label has danced around and aside currents in electronic music as deftly as R&S Records.
Leaving aside the current recession, both Tony Blair and Gordon Brown have seen headlines and presentation as overriding priorities.
Perceptions aside, on current trends, China will surpass America somewhere around 2018 according to our interactive chart.
Initially flattered to be commissioned, Shag reluctantly agrees to set aside his current project, which he hopes to be his masterwork.
Last Thursday, in less than a day, the company sold all of the iPhone4s it had set aside for current customers.
Hamilton aside, the current health of Broadway musicals relies heavily on stage adaptations of blockbuster movies, something regarded critically by both men.
The Grinderman airing at Coachella aside, this current American tour is all about the Bad Seeds, the band he formed in London 30 years ago, and their aforementioned 15th studio album.
The story of the U.S. economy, over the past few decades (leaving aside the current downturn), is one of lots of areas of health and growth and pockets of misery where people haven't benefited.
