The phrase "a small aspect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a minor or less significant part of a larger topic or issue.
Example: "While the project was extensive, a small aspect of it focused on community engagement."
Alternatives: "a minor part of" or "a limited element of".
"In Japan," she said, "the idea of focusing on a small aspect of something and then exploding it into many possibilities is an appealing notion, in both life and aesthetics.
"I see this as a political aspect to show the community they are trying to do something about the issues, but they are trying to do something about a small aspect of the issue".
The African slaves who were brought to North America beginning in the 1500's, "in a sense, created the New World and made settlement possible," explained Professor Davis, who finds it troubling that many teachers portray slavery as purely a Southern phenomenon, a small aspect of the Civil War.
But it's really just a small aspect of what cloud services need to do.
But the panel admitted its review had examined just a small aspect of the island's complex drugs problem.
Second, the content of the free text fields is more targeted focussing on a small aspect of the criminal justice system.
Eric L. Spomer, president of Catalyst Renewables, said the earmark process allowed lawmakers to recognize merit, and finance a smaller aspect of the company's operations, even though agency officials would not finance the new plant.
In the United States, the authority responsible for developing the highest standard of certification, the American Board of Internal Medicine, has not been interested in developing a certification process for a relatively small aspect of critical care medicine.
The US presidential campaign of 2008 proved so enthralling that tomorrow, HBO will air a movie, Game Change, based on a single, small aspect of it: the travails of Sarah Palin, as recreated by Julianne Moore.
Water-filled pores of a small aspect ratio decrease seismic velocity with increasing Poisson's ratio.
Water-filled pores of a small aspect ratio decrease seismic velocity with increasing PR, which is the same effect as for melt-filled pores.
