Example (NASA's Curiosity Rover Eyes Weird Rock On Mars): "We found an outcrop named Missoula where the two rock types came together, but it was quite small and close to the ground," Curiosity project scientist Ashwin Vasavada, of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, said...

I do not see it as a problem if a poster requests answers from native speakers. In my short time on this site, I have seen many answers by a non-native speaker that have just been downright wrong. The two comments below suffer from a lack of logic.

I know I can use "*an another side of Korean drinking culture" . . . No, you should un-know that. An doesn't go with another. It should rather be another side of Korean drinking culture, which would need additional polishing depending on what that phrase is supposed to mean in your context. ...

I just edited this answer on unix.sx. The original sentence was But it won't transform it to an other format. I changed this to But it won't transform it to another format. The second form is standard, but is the first correct?