The phrase "a different aspect in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various perspectives or features of a particular topic or subject.
Example: "In this report, we will explore a different aspect in the study of climate change."
Alternatives: "another facet of" or "a distinct perspective on".
That scariness takes on a different aspect in "Passengers, Remain Calm," which begins, "Here is a snake with a girl in his mouth".
This would allow the dragon to assume a different aspect in closeup: the camera could capture "hand" gestures and facial expressions in one tight frame, avoiding the quivery distractions of wings and tail.
Each sub-theme illustrates a different aspect in the process of achieving a pregnancy.
Melville resented this somewhat patronizing stereotype, and in her reminiscences his wife recalled him in a different aspect, writing in a bitterly cold, fireless room in winter.
Both approaches improved the original UEPWZ in a different aspect, which results in further efficiency on data rate allocation and the significant improvement on the visual quality of the decoded frames.
New Boundaries in Political Science Fiction: Each chapter of this book considers a different aspect of politics in science fiction, with two chapters devoted specifically to the political aspects of Star Trek.
In their article "Creating More Accurate Acquisition Valuations," Han Smit of Erasmus University Rotterdam and Dan Lovallo of the University of Sydney explore a different aspect of strategy in times of uncertainty: how to evaluate potential acquisitions or investments.
And so I figured since this conference is going to be talking a lot about mobile money, and I [INAUDIBLE] that he also looked at a different aspect of mobile in the provision of input subsidies, which is another very important part of the puzzle for rural agriculture development.
If growth had been strong after 2001, surely recruitment would have taken on a different aspect than it in fact did.
Explain that each group will be researching a different aspect of coal mining in the United States in order to better understand the context and circumstances under which the January 2006 Sago, West Virginia mining accident occurred.
Rather, he's interested in a different aspect of food safety, just as crucial in determining what people put in their mouths and those of their loved ones: trust.
