The phrase "aside major" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when it could be used due to its lack of grammatical structure and context.
Example: "The project was successful, but aside major challenges, we learned a lot."
Alternatives: "apart from significant" or "besides major".
Even if we leave these important but somewhat technical issues aside, major conceptual problems still have not been adequately resolved.
Belgium's political parties finally agreed on new reforms, setting aside major differences that have prevented Dutch- and French-speakers from forming a government almost nine months after elections.
The models presented above ignored (or at least left aside) major questions that are nevertheless relevant in a more "positive" perspective of the secessionist phenomena and that we analyze in the following.
Aside from 1992, Major v Kinnock, all the major companies have called the correct party share of the vote in the last few elections.
"As an aside, the major frustration I hear from some excellent people who work for the major blogs is that they have to focus on the hot companies because those are the companies that drive page views and therefore revenue.
Six were set aside for major donors, which is how Saudi Arabia gained a seat.
Dark horses aside, his major opponents are known from past performance.
Aside from major arts institutions, a plethora of lesser-known groups are also settling into new digs.
"What he tried to do was take the 20 things we didn't agree on and set aside four major, difficult issues, like free agency," Klein said.
Psychology aside, a major factor in the West's comprehension problem is that virtually everyone in Tokyo benefits from the doom and gloom story.
Welfare to work aside, most major social inclusion programmes, such as action zones and the New Deal for communities, lack a mental health dimension.
