The phrase "a narrow aspect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific, limited part or feature of a broader topic or subject.
Example: "In this study, we will focus on a narrow aspect of climate change, specifically its impact on coastal cities."
Alternatives: "a limited facet of" or "a specific dimension of".
A court ruling on only a narrow aspect of the dispute may not put to rest the larger dispute.
Elements of this country-by-country approach have been cherrypicked for a narrow aspect of the OECD's reform agenda.
Elements of this country-by-country approach have been cherry picked for a narrow aspect of the OECD's reform agenda.
That "crux" may be multidisciplinary in its nature or narrow within its discipline: you can explore subjects with a broader integration of related disciplines than most students would attempt, develop a narrow aspect of an interdisciplinary field or pursue a subject in which you are unusually advanced.
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But other than seek a report from the General Accounting Office on a narrow aspect of the issue, the Governmental Affairs Committee never issued any subpoenas or held any hearings on the political ties between the regulators and companies that included Enron.
Here I'd like to examine a narrower aspect of the contest: the unblushing use of race and ethnicity as political tools.A low point came during a debate on June 6th when Mr Rangel mocked his 59-year old rival ("this young fellow"), asking what he had done "besides saying he's a Dominican".
Too high levels of alpha indicate that all items are identical, addressing a rather narrow aspect of an attribute [ 43] or there is redundancy among items [ 45].
None of those are much like "The Good German," at once a throwback to the espionage thrillers of the '40s — shot in black and white in a narrow aspect ratio with lots of hair tonic and cigarette smoke — and a knowing, profane critique of their hard-boiled idealism.
In court, Mr. Dratel asked for the lowest end of that range, saying that his client's conduct was not the product of ideological support for Hezbollah and was a "discrete and narrow aspect of an otherwise legitimate" business.
For optical imaging of tumors, multiple gold nanorods with a narrow aspect ratio distribution might be used.
