The phrase "a further aspect for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing an additional point or consideration related to a topic being discussed.
Example: "In addition to the financial implications, a further aspect for consideration is the environmental impact of the project."
Alternatives: "an additional point for" or "another factor to consider".
(After he created it, Mr. Ratmansky was appointed the Bolshoi's artistic director. Since 2009 he has been artist in residence at Ballet Theater — a further aspect of history for the company).
The emergence of global governance issues is a further aspect of globalization that generates questions for research.
In adapting the paradigm for a younger age group it was not possible to fully control for skewness (a further aspect of risk), which ranged between −40 and 40 in the current sample.
A further aspect of the comparative risk assessment for biofeedstock crops is the consideration of alterations in agroecosystems and their management when current generation food crops are supplanted by biofuel crops.
A further aspect, also important for the current investigation, is the detection of compound dimers.
Aside of the anatomic location of microorganisms, the patient's compliance to follow standard infection control measures, and his mobility, the severity of cough may potentially be a further aspect which could be used for an individual risk-assessment in order to decide for a single room isolation.
A further aspect is the identification of markers for early diagnosis, in order to perform radical treatment with the less invalidating procedures.
One further aspect of importance for the location of agro-industries would appear to be the possible existence of economies of scale.
We also submit the hunch that comity may most likely be employed as a central principle for further aspects of the coordination of international adjudication, for instance informing the sound use of analogical reasoning and precedent-borrowing process.
Time required for further aspects of the surveillance system e.g. for the collection, analysis and dissemination of data, or time required for feed-back to LPHAs of missing or erroneous information on OINs or outbreak setting, was not included.
Solutions: Ask the group to formulate the problems in full phrases, to decide in favour of explanatory and/or procedural approaches, and to focus and reduce the problems for the initial session in order to leave room for further aspects if time permits.
