"given alongside" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to mean "along with" or "in addition to." Example: "The instructions for assembling the furniture were given alongside the package of parts."
Orbit numbers are given alongside each profile.
Results are shown in Table 9 with data for level 4 students given alongside those for level 1.
The information given alongside a model prediction includes two lists of fragments, containing present and absent fragments within the query compound (D1+D2).
In Tables 1 and 2 the degrees of freedoms for χ 2 are given alongside its value and the standard errors for parameter estimates are given within parentheses.
"Chances are the name of the game and it was chances that weren't given alongside the sheer amount of extras that have cost Lancashire dear in this one.
But they could lead to future medicines that could be given alongside powerful antibiotics to prevent bugs from quickly outwitting the drugs.
One prankster overlaid an interview he gave alongside the actor Henry Cavill about their movie, "Batman v Superman," in which he sat silently as Cavill spoke animatedly beside him, with Simon and Garfunkel's "Sound of Silence," and this became "Sad Affleck," a popular YouTube video.
It should therefore be given consideration alongside other interpersonal skills.
Sheffield is still a fan of Blackadder and, having given lectures alongside John Lloyd, enjoys using it as a starting point when tackling preconceptions about Haig and the other generals.
A six-track bonus CD, 1967: The First Three Singles, was given away alongside the 1997 30th-anniversary edition of the album.
But if only you knew, there are so many things I can do more than those pale roles I've given myself alongside female leads, whom had all of the fun stuff and meat.
