The phrase "a special aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a unique or distinctive feature of something.
Example: "One special aspect of this project is its focus on sustainability and environmental impact."
Alternatives: "a unique feature" or "a distinctive element".
But very quickly, there was a special aspect.
The wisdom movement constituted a special aspect of the religious and cultural development of ancient Israel.
What must not be forgotten in the study of ritual is a special aspect of ritual that is often described as "sacred space".
There's a special aspect to criminalizing abortion, or certain kinds of abortion, that may not exist for other actions we deem crimes.
Ilya Shlyakhter Cambridge, Mass., June 9, 2009 To the Editor: There's a special aspect to criminalizing abortion, or certain kinds of abortion, that may not exist for other actions we deem crimes.
Street photography might be considered a special aspect of documentation: the street photographer is intrigued by the serendipitous nature of street activity, but, in contrast to the social documentarian, the street photographer does not necessarily have a social purpose in mind.
While this is basically a global problem, it has a special Hungarian aspect in the view that a small country has no real role in the world, in the EU, in ESA or in global space activity.
One special aspect of such a research on genetically engineered microorganisms (GEMs) for environmental release [21 23] dealt with the engineering of circuits for the containment of modified bacteria and their recombinant (trans genes.
Patent applicants often like the idea of patenting a basic invention while retaining detailed information about some special aspect of the invention, such as a superior method of making it.
But there's also a special situation aspect, because it is separating its more commodity businesses from its upstream product businesses.
