The phrase "a limited aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific, narrow viewpoint or feature of a broader topic or issue.
Example: "While the study provides valuable insights, it only addresses a limited aspect of the overall problem."
Alternatives: "a narrow perspective" or "a restricted view".
Even in a five hour program, we will have time to focus only on a limited aspect of Blakey's prolific career.
Many claim and have claimed to be structuralists but it usually turns out that only a limited aspect of his thought has an influence on them, and at worst the adoption of the label "structuralist" was merely a matter of passing fashion.
Each human mind is a limited aspect of the divine intellect.
"The surgery has been available on a limited aspect privately, but has not been available to this point on the National Health Service". Mr Taylor said he was "confident" the service would be "up and running" by the start of 2020.
Whereas effective teaching is positively associated with effective school leadership and sustained collaboration between teachers, this study examined a limited aspect of leadership in the form of administrative support, restricted teacher autonomy to individual in-classroom decisions, and tested those factors irrespective of teacher effectiveness.
These outcomes measure only a limited aspect of patients' experience with PH.
The acousmatic thesis is a limited view about which aspects of one's auditory experience are aesthetically significant.
Papers about urban ES often represent a limited view of urban cultural aspects (Bolund and Hunhammar 1999; Gómez-Baggethun and Barton 2013; Larondelle and Haase 2013; Sander and Haight 2012) or have overlooked cultural values altogether (Jansson 2013; Li and Wu 2013).
In Music and Sentiment he turns to the big subject of how music performs its miracles, but, characteristically, he focuses on a seemingly limited aspect of it: "how the change in representing sentiment in music was developed, and what it could mean for the conception of music".
Newly synthesized proteins are recruited on the basis of a very limited aspect of their molecular phenotype, namely the presence of the cognate signal peptide, whose primary sequence is usually not conserved.
As a result, numerous taxonomies, frameworks, API and models have emerged, each one covering a specific and limited aspect of the development of MIS.
