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The phrase "a narrow facet of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific, limited aspect or dimension of a broader topic or issue.
Example: "The study focuses on a narrow facet of climate change, specifically its impact on urban areas."
Alternatives: "a limited aspect of" or "a specific dimension of".
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He conceded that the nascent accord addresses only a narrow facet of Iran's disruptive behavior in the Middle East, though the one of most urgent concern.
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A narrow honing facet is observable on the mesiobuccal side of the tooth.
The muscle was stripped from the antero-lateral facet of the tibia with its fascia, leaving a narrow strip of fascia on the edge of the tibia allowing easy later refixation.
Repetitive and restricted behaviors -- including repeated body movements such as rocking or hand-flapping, a narrow scope of interests, and a need for rigid routines -- are one of the main facets of autism, along with social and communication deficits.
A narrow strip of space.
The wire widens as the droplet is stretched thinner and contact angle β (Figure 4a) decreases, which generates an inward force favoring the introduction of the narrowing facet.
This book is, explicitly, a memoir of female friendships, a choice that inevitably narrows the frame even as it so richly explores a central facet of women's lives.
Such moments represent a crucial facet of Fontane's art.
Each evoked a different facet of the enigma.
But he swiftly discovers a disturbing facet of American society.
Seed growing can be a broadening facet of gardening.
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