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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a new aspect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing or discussing a different perspective or feature of a subject or topic.
Example: "In this research paper, we will explore a new aspect of climate change that has not been widely studied."
Alternatives: "a fresh perspective on" or "an additional dimension of".
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The report uncovered a new aspect of Goldman's mortgage activity during 2007.
"It just leaves us with a new aspect of the case".
Now Ms. Garber singles out a new aspect of Shakespeare's versatility.
Once the cars were in place, the museum had a new aspect of curation to consider: car maintenance.
They have gotten to see not only Dimmie's running, but also a new aspect of his game: blocking.
Now, living in roomier surroundings, there is some mystery, "which brings back a small joy, a new aspect of our marriage," Mrs. Song Kim said.
Some lawmakers say, though, that the incident revealed a new aspect of the ethical and legal scandal in the administration of Gov. John G. Rowland.
With that act, Mr. Masters suggests, he discovered violence, and released (or created) a new aspect of his personality that eventually grew too strong for him to control.
A year later, rummaging through Thomas's things, Oskar finds an envelope containing a key, which he assumes will unlock a box or something that will reveal a new aspect of his father to him.
A new aspect of the campaign for 2013 is the idea of aiming the ads at men, which is underlined by a tongue-in-cheek presentation of the special Web site as "The Gentlemen's Guide to Valentine's Day".
"My whole view of the world is that we're in a new aspect of human affairs," Mr. Clinton said, in a response to a question about the impact of the Internet that quickly expanded to address broader themes.
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