The phrase "aside ideas" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to suggest setting ideas apart or considering them separately, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "We need to put aside ideas that don't align with our goals."
Alternatives: "set aside concepts" or "disregard notions".
As his offense and defense evolve, Edwards is constantly tossing aside ideas he deems too complicated for his players.
This is, however, after the major automakers have cast aside ideas of all-electric vehicles and turned their attention to hybrids and fuel cells.
They must put aside ideas of the sea's immensity and power, and instead take stewardship of the ocean, with all the privileges and responsibilities that implies.* Effects of Marine Reserves on Coral Reef Fish Communities from Five Islands in New Caledonia", by L. Wantiez, P. Thollot and M. Kulbicki.
This relates directly to health care in that the church has persistently challenged 'pagan' beliefs, and promoted ideas about physical wellbeing that sets aside ideas about ancestral spirits in preference to biomedical therapies.
Differences aside, these ideas share a common theme: we need to talk about dads.
Put aside any ideas of a nano-sized drill; Rahman first used a converted electron microscope - electron beam lithography - to pattern the holes.
Congress brushed aside those ideas last year.
But nitpicking aside, the ideas put forth do bear examination.
All researchers attempted to set aside preconceived ideas and to remain as neutral as possible during data analysis to maintain confirmability.
Rational emotive behavior therapy can help identify the unnecessary demands from the self, the world and others, and helps change through constantly putting aside irrational ideas associated with depressive rumination.
Put aside the idea that many Tory MPs thought they'd agreed to the AV referendum in return for the boundary changes.
