The phrase "a strange aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an unusual or peculiar feature of something.
Example: "The painting had a strange aspect that drew the viewer's attention immediately."
Alternatives: "an odd feature" or "a peculiar characteristic."
"Ghost schools" are a strange aspect of the problem.
A strange aspect of the war in this part of Syria is how close the combatants are to each other.
A "strange aspect" of the case, she said, was that "a single lump-sum award, instead of incremental awards" to publicly financed candidates would be constitutional.
A strange aspect of the situation is that 80% of the press consistently takes a position in which it is followed by only about 50% of the people.
The department's director agreed, and announced that from now on all prisoners will get the same meal.In this section The feeblest branch An extra-large row The shape of things to come The ravages of time Shackled again Counting the missing Go with the flow Last orders Open goal, useless strikers ReprintsThe last meal has always been a strange aspect of executions.
(A strange aspect to the story, reported by the Winnipeg Sun is that, according to a spokesperson for the resort where Richardson was skiing, after the accident "She showed really no visible sign of injury and she was talking and showed absolutely no sign of confusion").
Something common since classical Greek and Roman art — naturalistic portraiture, subtly idealized — took on a majestically strange aspect.
Another strange aspect to it being a night race is that although we are in Singapore - which is seven hours ahead of the UK - we stay on European time.
These must have been painted, but are now pure rust, giving the building a strange, skeletal aspect.
The sails of linens and laundry stretching across historical photographs impart a strange nautical aspect to the buildings, as if they rested not on the street but on the sea.
Elias Muhanna, a professor at Brown University in the US and editor of the Qifa Nabki blog on Lebanese politics, said the allegations were a "strange, unexplained aspect" of Mr Hassan's past, but had not dented his standing in the Sunni community.
