The phrase "dual sided" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that has two sides, aspects, or perspectives. For example, "This issue is dual sided, and must be discussed from both angles before reaching a conclusion."
Thus, the primal side shows the resonance phenomena while the dual side shows the anti-resonance phenomena.
The primal side is well known after Newtonian mechanics while the dual side is not as well.
In this work a process for cost effective, dual sides interconnect with through silicon vias (TSV's) is presented.
Much effort can also be applied to obtain enhanced convective heat transfer by adjusting the heat pipes at the dual sides of the concentric TEG modules.
To measure the low-ohmic TSV's interconnects, special Kelvin structure with dual side interconnect are designed and fabricated on 300 μm thick wafers.
Mr. Bush's odd relationship with Yale over the years captures the dual sides of his personality: his status as a privileged scion of the establishment and his wish to be seen as something different.
The dual side of this problem is deployment of a limited number of monitoring units, such as cyber-forensics specialists, so as to limit the likelihood of such targeted and stealthy diffusion processes reaching their intended targets.
In linear programming based branch-and-bound algorithms, many heuristics have been developed to improve primal solutions, but on the dual side we rely solely on cutting planes to improve dual bounds.
It is based on the duality of operational structural dynamics, which states that the structure in operation can be viewed either as a force-excited structure on the primal side or as a motion-excited structure on the dual side.
