The phrase "a shared aspect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a common feature or characteristic that is present among multiple subjects or entities.
Example: "The study revealed a shared aspect of cultural identity among the participants, highlighting their common values and beliefs."
Alternatives: "a common element of" or "a mutual characteristic of".
We realised there was a shared aspect of success – that at different times each individual was poised to shine, and supporting that was the most important thing.
Focus groups allow participants who share one or more common characteristics to reflect together about a shared aspect of life [ 29]-in this case, living with chronic gastrointestinal illness.
TAP was not independent of grade, which suggests that grade and TAP were measuring a shared aspect of cell biology.
The counts of a shared aspect [70] describing snippets in the corpus of documents have been collected for processing in [69].
The sexual exploitation of black women's bodies during US slavery as well as African colonialism is a well-known and distressing shared aspect of our experience.
These results suggested that this clustering method identified some shared aspect of the evolutionary process other than a shared phylogenetic tree (e.g., the commonality of being subjected to higher rates of LGT, in this case).
Another shared aspect of these faux frog studies was the aim to understand the relative importance of signals catering to different perceptual modalities.
Another shared aspect of these chronic cardiometabolic diseases is that early treatment of people at high risk reduces disease burden and is cost-effective (2– 4).
Likewise I skipped the roadside grilling of a Ghanaian critter that shared aspects of a young deer and a large hamster, too busy (I thought) to stop.
Identity politics are a form of political engagement that highlights issues and perspectives relevant to shared aspects of an identity.
These acts were followed by a number of bands who shared aspects of their music, including Snow Patrol, from Northern Ireland and Elbow, Embrace, Starsailor, Doves and Keane from England.
