The phrase "a larger aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing broader or more significant elements of a topic or issue.
Example: "While the details are important, we must also consider a larger aspect of the situation that affects the overall outcome."
Alternatives: "a broader perspective" or "a more significant factor".
While the glass panel with a larger aspect ratio presents better fire resistance.
A shorter mask-substrate-gap results in a stronger focusing effect and pillars with a larger aspect ratio.
Thus, fully reprogrammed iPSCs formed colonies with a larger aspect ratio than partially reprogrammed iPSCs, demonstrating quantitatively that iPSC colonies adopt higher dome-like morphology as they advance in reprogramming.
The enhanced SERS intensity of NDAuNR/800 nm indicates that electron mobility was facilitated at the interface between ND and AuNRs, and a larger contact area owing to a larger aspect ratio resulted in a higher SERS effect.
It is also found that corner strengthening provides a more significant improvement in the compressive behavior of CFFTs with lower original confinement effectiveness caused by a smaller corner radius or a larger aspect ratio.
The results indicate that the blade overlap ratio, hot air inlet diameter and the condition of the top end plate have significant influence on power and torque coefficients, while a larger aspect ratio and closed top end plate have some favourable effects on the performance.
Poetry was a small part of his work, but it illuminates a large aspect of his art.
Refugees, piling up in the border areas of Pakistan and Iran, are also a large aspect of the immediate problem.
The Tory peer told the Murnaghan programme on Sky News: "Online radicalisation is of course a large aspect of it.
High-quality SWCNTs with few defects and a large aspect ratio (over 104) were synthesized.
So while I'm sure the politics are a large aspect of it, I don't think you should downplay the seriousness of the engineering challenge.
