The phrase "disadvantageous side" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a negative aspect or drawback of a situation, decision, or argument.
Example: "While the proposal has many benefits, we must also consider the disadvantageous side of implementing it."
Alternatives: "negative aspect" or "drawback".
It is in this disadvantageous position that Murray is at his best.
Gen. Joseph Hooker and arriving Union troops from the Eastern Theater in a disadvantageous position.
"It's like a flank attack against these stores that leaves them in the most disadvantageous position possible".
From the point of view of biomechanics of human movement, in case of existing spinal deformity, any attempt at strengthening the concave side muscles is disadvantageous, as it impacts the curve of the spinal curvature just as the bow-string does the bow: the stronger it is strung, the more profound the curve becomes [ 5].
As obvious from the above section, a 'pharmacological knock-out' of these channels is largely disadvantageous due to the expected cardiac side effect.
Assuming cognitive systems can drive the evolution of behaviours [20], selection should act to reduce the expression of behavioural side-bias when consequences are disadvantageous [6], such as when it will lead to wing or muscular asymmetry.
50, 69 The side effects of certain antidepressants can render them advantageous or disadvantageous in particular patients with HIV.
If the partial duplication of PRLR is responsible for the delay in feather growth, and contributes to the negative side effects, it will not be possible to separate the advantageous and disadvantageous effects of the K allele.
Evolutionary rearrangements (which must, by definition, be heritable and hence occur in germ cells) represent the other side of the coin: they could not have become fixed had they been disadvantageous to individuals of the species concerned.
