The phrase "aside safety" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to safety as a separate consideration or topic, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to discuss the project timeline, but aside safety, we should also consider budget constraints."
Alternatives: "apart from safety" or "excluding safety".
Putting aside safety concerns, purists argue that playlists and podcasts interfere with running's more zen, meditative aspects.
Another time he brushed aside safety claims by asserting that his long hours at the site had left him susceptible to "every health consequence that people have suffered".
Setting aside safety, opponents argue that GM technology would lead to the intensification of farming in Africa – damaging the livelihoods of small farmers and the country's growing organic industry.
"It didn't even come into my mind that it would have been me," said Snee, who was pulling to the left and pushed aside safety Roy Williams, allowing Jacobs to run through a hole behind.
Purists decry the prevalence of smartphones on race courses and in training, arguing that, even putting aside safety concerns and the risk of lower biomechanic awareness, playlists and podcasts interfere with running's more Zen, meditative aspects.
For years, the N.F.L., with $14 billion and counting in revenue, brushed aside safety concerns, and even created fake science to discredit the growing body of research that linked the repeated head hits to long-term brain disease.
The airline had the idea that linguistic pride should be put aside for safety considerations.
This means more money set aside for safety and less for more exciting, and riskier, trades.
Such arguments aside, aviation safety is one of the main reasons why plans to build wind farms are held up.
Aside from safety concerns, some prosecutors scoff at the notion that defendants need an earlier peek at evidence to know if they are guilty.
But in India people I knew were quitting their jobs, casting aside the safety of well-established careers for the excitement — and potential riches — of starting their own business.
