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The phrase "a slight aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a minor or subtle feature or characteristic of something.
Example: "The painting has a slight aspect of melancholy that adds depth to its overall beauty."
Alternatives: "a minor detail" or "a subtle feature".
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All three of those books, interestingly, seem to have a slight aspect of speculative fiction to them, an umbrella term for fantastical fiction genres.
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A slight nudge would suffice.
Furthermore, the re-crystallization process is connected with a slight change of the aspect ratio of crystals.
Localization of signs of inflammation showed the dominance of the palmar aspect in PIP joints and a slight dominance of the dorsal aspect in MCP joints.
Results indicate that whilst policy innovations do not appear to be a major stimulus for academic research, studies nevertheless address a range of landscape aspects, types and scales (albeit with a slight bias towards bio-physical landscape aspects).
The Ghanaian case studies had a slight impact on our hypothesis with respect to the institutional aspects of migration.
The advantages of spectrogram are as follows: (i) HRRP scattering from complex targets are a strong function of the target sensor orientation; and even a slight variation of the target-aspect may yield the scatterers at the edges of the target moving across some range cells [23].
A slight smile creases his face.
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The aspect ratio of 1∶5 was chosen to roughly correspond to the real aspect ratio of the worm with a slight bias towards higher resolution along the left/right lateral axis.
A slight panic flashes across his face.
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