The word "sidewall" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the sides of the walls of a tire, or as a general term for the walls of a path, road, etc. For example, "The sidewalls of the tire had begun to wear thin."
In 1963 the first major variation of the basic air-cushion vehicle theme was produced in the form of sidewall craft.
The greater variety of angle shots for example, sidewall to front wall, ceiling to front, side to back makes the four-wall game the most demanding form of handball.
The sidewall ACV has several advantages over the amphibious craft, although its use is confined to water: first, water propellers can be used, allowing a much greater freedom of control, especially at low speeds; second, the sidewalls themselves give the craft better stability and reduce the problems that are inherent in all-round flexible skirts.
For various reasons the manufacturer halted production, but the idea of a fast, essentially marine-oriented craft continued to appeal to designers, and a company known as Hovermarine was formed in 1965 to build a smaller sidewall craft, some 12 of which were sold.
A vertical line marked on each sidewall, 5 feet behind the short line, indicates the front edge of the back court receiving zone.
AZS is also poured to make tank blocks (also called soldier blocks or sidewall blocks) used in the construction and repair of glass furnaces.
Furthermore, the remains discovered in the box that until comparatively recently rested in the sidewall do not lead necessarily to a more positive conclusion.
To begin the game he throws the ball so that it hits the front wall and then the right-hand sidewall and falls to the lower court.
Between these two lines on each side of the court is a service box, formed by a line parallel to and 18 inches from each sidewall.
It is along these lines (sidewall craft propelled by marine methods) that two American manufacturers have designed much larger craft under government contracts.
This foam shields the sidewall and permits a higher power setting.
