"on one side of the argument" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For example: "There are two sides to every argument; on one side of the argument, people believe that regulations are necessary to protect public safety, while on the other side, people believe that overly strict regulations can limit individual freedoms."
Ian wasn't some didactic warrior on one side of the argument.
So the angels aren't just on one side of the argument".
On one side of the argument over the prohibition, to begin in October, are actors like the superstar Shah Rukh Khan, who favors it.
"The impartiality question is a reasonable one to raise – and it is one the BBC has grappled with on subjects such as climate change, where most scientists are on one side of the argument but some very feisty campaigners think they're wrong.
"So why does the cabinet secretary's letter go far beyond the limits actually placed on dissenting ministers during the 1975 referendum?" He was backed up by numerous colleagues campaigning for the UK to leave, including Julian Lewis, the Tory chair of the defence committee, who said the public would see "big battalions" of civil servants and spin doctors lined up on one side of the argument.
On one side of the argument, proponents say it could potentially feed millions throughout the world.
Because of editing errors, headlines on both articles reflected only one side of the argument -- "Almost as One, Europe Condemns Execution" and "Death Penalty Falls From Favor".
Twandbags #2: Monkey's occasional series on Twitter dust-ups returns, although with an example where only one side of the argument is taking place on Twitter.
However, we've only seen one side of the argument.
'Sometimes a woman may only know one side of the argument.
If a senator was a kind of judge, a lobbyist was a kind of advocate, giving the senator the best arguments on one side of a case.
