The phrase "from various sides" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to describe something that has multiple perspectives. For example, "The issue of gun control is seen from various sides, depending on political leanings."
The policy had already been criticised from various sides.
This is a negotiation with the EU so you are going to hear noises from various sides that are critical.
IMAGINE holding a cannonball packed with explosive up on three fingers, while several people push from various sides with increasing force.
It used to be that cable networks would dispatch reporters to the same event and then head back to the studio where shouters from various sides would have it out.
Nash, a researcher at The New York Times Magazine, writes a deft prose: in his entry on the postmodern Conde Nast Building, he compares buildings that look different from various sides to "politic but perhaps hypocritical gentlemen".
Just as the more extensive questioning you did leads to more accurate understanding of sentiments, letting the citizenry actually hear real arguments and proposals from various sides to choose between would produce a more honest assessment of what they really support.
Moreover, our animal models are free from complications in interpreting the effect of caffeine on anlagesia, which can arise from various side effects associated with changes in caffeine consumption in humans.
This is reasonable since the patients still receive treatment and therefore are suffering from various side effects, also affecting the voice.
A 20-year-old male patient with advanced symptoms, who was also suffering from various side effects, described his daily walk to the health centre as follows: "Well, I didn't have a problem with taking treatment.
Depending on how far along in the pregnancy you were before miscarrying, you may suffer from various side effects.
