The phrase 'on the methodological side' is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to specific methods used in an experiment, research project, or analytical process. For example, "We have many advancements to make on the methodological side before this project can be successfully completed."
Similarly, on the methodological side every choice and deployment of assessment method is influenced, though not always explicitly, by fundamental values (see for instance Funtowicz 2006).
On the methodological side, the key features of the approach to word meaning introduced by historical-philological semantics can be summarized as follows.
On the methodological side, this article uses 'actor-centered institutionalism' as its framework of analysis (Scharpf, 1997) as integration policy outcomes are considered a product of policies as an institutional framework and immigrants as intentional actors.
On the methodological side along the TL study, we had to take into account two decisive factors that are expected to affect the accuracy: control of anomalous fading on the polymineral fraction (quartz and feldspars) and the effect of thermal treatments on the luminescence properties of the dated material.
On the methodological side, the current activities are aimed at further improving measurement speed, sensitivity and spatial resolution.
On the methodological side, it was a rigorously designed and conducted randomized trial, which guarantees for reliability of results.
From the methodological side, we start by clarifying the effects of classical modelling assumptions of multi-strains SIR models on the invasion and persistence of a new antigenic cluster.
Teacher training has mainly been focused on the technological aspects and not on the methodological ones.
It emphasizes on the methodological developments.
For more information on the methodological differences, see "Appendix A".
It is possible that the presence of these architectures is attributable to methodological side-effects.
