The phrase "aside from scholars" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an exception or to introduce a contrasting point regarding scholars in a discussion or argument.
Example: "Aside from scholars, many people find the topic difficult to understand."
Alternatives: "other than scholars" or "besides scholars".
Aside from some neoconservative scholars, virtually the only prominent voices advocating the troop increase are Sens.
Aside from a clutch of influential scholars devoted to finding pragmatic solutions to China's vast economic and social problems, intellectuals often have to choose between quiet irrelevance and public condemnation.
Aside from the relevant biomedical literature, scholars from the humanities and social science have analysed expert discourse, policy instruments, government reports, public debate, community engagement and the processes of facilitating, collecting, surveying and representing public opinion on xenotransplantation.
Use quotes from scholars and management authorities.
Aside from questions about the fragment's authenticity and provenance, some scholars have questioned Dr. King's interpretation, since the fragment lacks context.
Aside from Philosophy and Islamic Studies, she is interested in Media Studies both as a scholar and practitioner.
Aside from being a fun intellectual challenge, the Olympiad mimics the skills used by researchers and scholars in the field of computational linguistics.
Aside from her research responsibilities, Ribbeck, along with Assistant Housemaster Steve Hall, organizes the weekly residential scholar events for Simmons Hall.
Aside from the coincidence of a scholar named Stone from a university in Stony Brook finding the earliest known fake stone, the discovery is noteworthy because it should provide new insights into the history of ancient technology, especially the innovative uses of fire in transforming raw materials into pottery, metal, plaster and glass.
