The phrase "a further aspect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing an additional point or detail related to a topic being discussed.
Example: "In addition to the financial implications, a further aspect of the project is its environmental impact."
Alternatives: "an additional facet of" or "another dimension of".
Polygamous domestic arrangements were a further aspect of slave culture brought from Africa.
A further aspect of the situation that deserves mention is this.
(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).
A further aspect of the relation between decoherence and spontaneous collapse theories relates to the experimental testability of spontaneous collapse theories.
A further aspect of the client application that varies depending on passenger preferences is the amount of information provided during the trip.
A further aspect of migraine heterogeneity, extremely relevant to clinical research, is that the phenotypical expression of comorbidity may vary over time.
A further aspect to the purpose of an article is that it addresses a problem or constraint.
This is a further aspect and condition of the inherent and necessary flexibility of language.
A further aspect in favour of arthroscopic debridement to bear in mind is that temporary immobilization of the shoulder as after partial rotator cuff repair and the associated interruption of active physical therapy are avoided.
A further aspect is the absence of systematic screening of pain management in our study, which impeded interpretation of the found effect; inclusion of relevant measurements in future studies is recommended.
A further aspect, indicating the absence of microbial contamination was the high ethanol concentrations, yields (near to the theorical maximum) and productivities reached in this work, feeding non-sterilized media, which were even higher than feeding sterilized media (Table 1).
