The phrase "a simple aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a straightforward or uncomplicated part of a larger concept or situation.
Example: "In this discussion, we will focus on a simple aspect of the problem that often gets overlooked."
Alternatives: "a basic element" or "a straightforward feature".
To use EH-SCA in their applications, developers can leverage a simple aspect-oriented programming (AOP) [10] programming model that requires little effort to use (Sect. 4).
A seemingly simple aspect of the procedure that provides a major advantage is the use of guanidine as a denaturing agent.
According to a study of nine recent insurgencies around the world, some patterns, such as the risk of violence over time, can be predicted from just a few simple aspects of the conflict.
Another limitation of the psychostimulant induced animal models for BD mania is that only a few simple aspects of human mania, like hyperactivity, are mimicked and even the amphetamine-induced hyperactivity is not specific for BD (Logan and McClung 2016; Rygula et al. 2015).
Therefore, AS is not a simple molecular aspect of RNA transcription, rather it represents a highly controlled and evolved molecular mechanism for generating genetic diversity using limited DNA resources.
Though it clearly is not ballet by any traditional definition, it often incorporates balletic movement; and though it may also refer to any number of additional dance elements (those of folk dancing or ethnic, religious, or social dancing, for example), it may also examine one simple aspect of movement.
"I want to address one really simple aspect of clothing each time.
Moreover, one simple aspect of disordered regions is their length.
For example, the word "kamalenu" is separated into "kamal-", which means "run", "e", which means "present", "n", which means "I", and "u", which means "simple aspect".
