The phrase "techniques aside" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to shift the focus of the sentence from techniques to something else. Example: "Techniques aside, what is most important in photography is capturing the emotion of the moment."
Quibbles over content and technique aside, this is a spellbinding exhibition.
Amazing technique aside, Sasha Cohen is the most balletic artist on the ice since the young Oksana Baiul burst onto the scene to win an Olympic gold medal.
Technique aside, what young players really have to learn about playing Beethoven was evident in the gaps among the pieces at hand: not just stylistic but also on a level that demands to be regarded as spiritual.
Equipment, weather conditions, athleticism, and technique aside, if you can get your game on at night, you can get your game on over the greens.
Running technique aside, his case shares some similarities with that of hermaphrodite 800-meter runner Caster Semenya, also from South Africa, who was recently allowed to keep her Olympic gold medal despite lingering questions about her sexual identity.
I know this because I just spent two weeks adhering strictly to premodern hygiene techniques and aside from a few skid marks, unexplained sores, heavy dandruff, lots of smegma, and a possible case of Saint Anthony's fire, I turned out fine.
We shouldn't expect the gameplay to veer wildly from series convention (new "technique scrolls" aside), a mixture of free-roam exploration, conversational exposition, basic-yet-bruising combat, and mini-games, some of which are drawn from Sega's own arcade library.
Although it appeared effective, the technique was put aside in favor of new drugs.
Technique and motivation aside, the result was clear enough: no actor had ever filled a stage or a screen quite like Brando.
In 1992, he decided to go back and re-examine the Old Master techniques he had put aside earlier.
