The phrase "a combination of aspects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various elements or features that come together to form a whole or a particular situation.
Example: "The project is successful due to a combination of aspects, including teamwork, innovation, and effective communication."
Alternatives: "a blend of elements" or "a mix of factors".
Since a high score on dimension one indicates a relatively positive state (confident/curious) and a high score on dimension two might be thought of as indicating a relatively negative state (agitated/angry) this shows how quantified physical activity may reflect both positive and negative aspects of emotional experience, or a combination of these aspects.
The idea of FPT is to describe the complexity of an (mathcal {NP} -hard problem as a combination of two aspects: the first depending only on the input, such as the number of vertices of a graph, and the second being given by some fixed parameter of the problem.
In an additional behind the scenes video, Von D talks about the project as a combination of all aspects of her favorite artistic outlets.
We then analysed the prediction performance using a combination of GO aspects.
A strategy to gain a better understanding of the function of these proteins is to make use of a combination of different aspects of proteomics data types.
[Beer bar & nightclub FSW, aged 23]Some women understood health as a combination of several aspects such as being able to eat, sleep, and sell sex.
They also reflected that health was a combination of several aspects such as being able to eat, sleep, and work, for example, selling sex.
While some explanations for this behavior can be suggested, it is likely that a combination of various aspects is responsible for the different behavior, requiring additional work to resolve this issues in more detail.
The data from this study suggest that the basis of increased ALA-induced PpIX accumulation in tumours is a combination of various aspects of the metabolic process and pharmacokinetics and that the efficacy of photodestruction of malignancy will be determined not only by the rate of PpIX synthesis but also by specific cellular and tissue characteristics.
