The phrase "aside put" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express the idea of setting something aside, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "Please put your concerns aside for now and focus on the task at hand."
Alternatives: "set aside" or "put aside".
Henderson flipped his bat aside, put his head down and started a home run trot.
Maybe the reaction to spitting should be set aside, put into a separate box that exists outside of football.
"Put partisan politics aside, put public safety first and let SB 656 remain where it belongs: in the graveyard of bad ideas," Dotson wrote.
Edwards, in his job for three months, took his billionaire boss aside, put his hand on his shoulder and offered words of encouragement.
They climbed the steps, and while one remained by the lounge's entrance, the second burst in, wearing a mask, shoved a woman aside, put the gun to Jam Master Jay's head and fired.
But "once you're in the yoga room, you haven't got all that anymore," she said, "you're concentrating on you, and put those thoughts aside, put your body in a good place, and come out of class feeling a real feeling of relaxation and it's going to be O.K.
And yet it easily seems to brush the ELSA approach aside, putting the subject in a position that is both highly vulnerable and dense with opportunities.
Martin O'Malley (D) — higher contributions, lower benefits and later retirement age for future employees, plus a sizeable bump in the state's own annual set-aside — put the fund on course to reestablish good health by 2023.
A perfect package to set aside, or put down.
Set all fruit aside - put it in the refrigerator on paper plates covered in plastic wrap or something, it doesn't matter.
Security issues aside, who puts a cupcake in a jar?
