The phrase "a classical aspect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a traditional or established feature or characteristic of a particular subject or field.
Example: "The use of harmony in this composition is a classical aspect of Western music."
Alternatives: "a traditional element of" or "a fundamental characteristic of".
When performed, LV angiography confirmed these wall motion abnormalities (Figure 3) with the classical aspect of Takotsubo.
As we have noted already in the case of theatre, the classical aspect of existentialist aesthetics impacts on the choice of stylistic means: "One is not a writer for having chosen to say certain things, but for having chosen to say them in a certain way.
When performed, LV angiography confirmed these wall motion abnormalities with the classical aspect of Takotsubo.
"I feel like she should grow up understanding the classical aspects of Indian culture," said Ms. Parmar, a professor at St . Johns University.
The classical aspects of inherent safety are well known; elimination, substitution, attenuation etc.
The objective of this paper is to complement previous reviews focusing on somewhat more classical aspects of mixing in the content of chemical reaction engineering and to provide additional fluid mechanical perspective by highlighting recent developments.
The question is then whether, if viewed in the context of any of the main foundational approaches to quantum mechanics, these classical aspects can be taken to explain corresponding classical aspects of the phenomena.
There are also cases, notably quantum measurements, in which the classical aspects of the everyday world are only kinematical (definiteness of pointer readings), while the dynamics is highly non-classical (indeterministic response of the apparatus).
Although one purpose of the journal is to deal with the well-known classical aspects of bone and mineral physiology, the journal's unique character is to highlight information about the advancing field of molecular medicine, which now finds linkages between this classical field and disease states that in the past were considered distinct.
This paper is devoted to semi-classical aspects of symplectic reduction.
