The phrase "aside work" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to work that is set aside or not currently being focused on, but the phrase itself is ambiguous.
Example: "I have some aside work that I need to finish later."
Alternatives: "set aside work" or "deferred work".
Existing drugs, resistance aside, work well enough.
I put aside work on a book about leadership to tackle the infrastructure issue.
Meanwhile, the council had to squeeze in or set aside work on Congo, Sierra Leone, Macedonia and East Timor.
Several of the organizers, who set aside work and the demands of family, said it was time to return to their former lives.
As individuals, this method helps us to express our connection to our projects on a personal level and to prevent burnout as we are able to identify work that resonates with our values and to set aside work that doesn't.
I exercise to stay fit but also because it's a Zen-like experience in which for a few hours a week I set aside work and various concerns and anxieties and let the blood flow.
The responses to these to circumstances were markedly different: Obama put partisanship aside, worked closely with New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and focused on managing the response to the storm.
Storytelling aside, working with actors doing performance capture is another major aspect of the job.
She told Elysa Gardner of USA Today that she considered the video to be a movie scene; "I put six months aside, worked with a coach for two months.
Her meandering asides work better in some stories than others, but one passage about an Eighties dating game for girls is perfection.
The recipe asides work wonderfully well: the agent's predictable Salman Rushdie phone-gags work as well as Olivia's avocado cheesecake.
