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The phrase "take sides with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in situations when someone is making a choice, usually between two different people or groups. Example: I'm sorry, I can't choose between your two ideas. I won't take sides with either of you.
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It does not take sides with either dogmatism or liberalism, and its impartiality is modest.
Surely one can blame all the evil actors without having to take sides with any.
We don't take sides with any particular party or political figure.
After all, if Peter Tatchell can take sides with Anne Widdecombe, anything is possible.
Fredo Corleone was memorably warned by his brother Michael, "Don't ever take sides with anyone against the family again".
Rarely does Emilio Ulloa Pérez, an outspoken leftist politician, abandon his party to take sides with its opponents.
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"The Almighty has no attribute which can take side with us".
A strong party among themselves might take side with the other branches.
Delaying or refarming the 1,800 MHz band would create hundreds of jobs depending on which company you take side with.
For instance, "Don't ever take side with anyone against the Family again". is a problematic imperative, even if the end posited here is (apparently) one's own continued existence.
"I took sides with the white men against the savages".
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