The phrase "on its right" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the position of an object relative to something else. For example, "The tree had a branch on its right side."
It is a paired artery, one running on the left side of the sternum and one on its right side.
That did not deter it: despite pleas from some French politicians, it insisted on its right to free speech.
On its right is one of the three copies that Van Gogh later made.
It was found lying on its right side, showing a typical death pose with the neck bent back over the torso.
Further overlap it with another oval on its right edge.
Iranian officials stated from the start that the country would not compromise on its right to enrich uranium, which it says is only for peaceful purposes.
It had a gaping wound on its right flank and didn't look alive.
Turner argued that the government requiring it to broadcast certain information infringed on its right to free speech.
The galaxy looks like it accelerates in taking a swerve to the right, so that it moves closer to the galaxy on its right.
It mostly relegated ads to small boxes on its right hand column.
It was 3 4 months old, and a laceration on its right foot may have been the cause of death.
