The phrase "a central aspect for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an important or key element related to a particular topic or situation.
Example: "Collaboration is a central aspect for successful project management."
Alternatives: "a key element in" or "a crucial factor for".
Dancing may have constituted a central aspect of socializing for almost every class and demographic just a few decades ago, but times have changed, and the music has stopped.
McConnell's key opponent on surveillance is his fellow Kentucky Republican, Rand Paul, who has made opposition to overly broad spying a central aspect of his bid for the party's 2016 presidential nomination.
Social status is a central aspect of daily life for early adolescents, as inclusion and acceptance by peers become strongly desired (Merten, 2004).
And insurance companies need lots of new more-or-less healthy people for a central aspect of Obamacare, the end to the exclusion of those with preëxisting conditions, to make business sense.
I repeat: This is a central aspect of the energy policy for the entire country, routinely decided by fewer voters than might turn out for a New England town hall.
Evidence-based pharmacotherapy is a central aspect of optimal patient care for many chronic conditions.
Thus a central aspect of designing therapeutic interventions for this disease is to determine how to alter such toxic RNAs into benign or relatively inert macromolecules.
A central aspect of the theoretical basis for the current study is Damon's assumption that peer-to-peer learning stimulates the learner to consider the environment critically, which subsequently leads to a critical examination and mental conflict [ 11].
Rightwing political affiliation comes in many forms, but for many rightwingers, respect for authority is a central aspect of their worldview.
