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The phrase "at the side of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to something or someone located alongside or near another object or person. For example: "The small cottage sat at the side of the lake."
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"You want to lie at the side of your ancestors.
You're shouting at the side of a bus?
Someone had spotted movement at the side of Trump Tower.
Patted the thick hair at the side of his head.
19 Selanne again at the side of the net!
I parked the car at the side of the farmyard.
I moved away from my perch at the side of the chair.
Those things at the side of the road are "bus stops" not "feed zones".
He can see Liam Gallagher standing at the side of the stage.
My husband, Ian, looks out of the mosquito netting at the side of the tent.
Rough concrete encases the thermal water at the side of the harbour.
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