The phrase "a well defined aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific feature or characteristic that is clearly outlined or understood.
Example: "In our analysis, we focused on a well defined aspect of consumer behavior that influences purchasing decisions."
Alternatives: "a clearly defined element" or "a distinctly outlined feature".
Overall, gold nanorod light scattering labels with a single, well defined aspect ratio might provide important advantages over fluorescent probes for biomedical imaging.
The analysis and interpretation is recognised to be the least well defined aspect of a framework approach.
The aim of this study was to investigate Scandinavian nurses' self-reported attitudes, practice and barriers towards nutrition practice, and to explore whether nurses working in departments with a well defined structure (w-DS) for nutritional aspects, have better nutritional practise.
According to our study, the effect of applying both aspects of this knowledge to a search for new cases of acromegaly in a well defined geographic area and for a well defined time period will be a relative increase in PPV of the search result by almost 90% (from 40%to75%5%) while preserving the identification of most cases of confirmed acromegaly.
Thus our aim was to deconstruct the complex 3D environment within an exemplary scaffold type (Swiss roll [12,13]) and develop mini-bioreactors to simulate a well-defined aspect of the 'Swiss-rolls' interior architecture (i.e. open pore structure).
A team from Duke University scanned this ancient monkey fossil, first discovered in Kenya in 1997, and has revealed that its tiny brain was wrinkled and well defined, containing aspects that are actually more complex than its modern descendants.
While the yeast glucose regulatory system has been intensely investigated for decades, with many components and their relationships well defined, numerous aspects remain elusive.
Most variables in Table 9 showed ICC greater than 0.3 and the greatest ICC of this study (0.965) was relative to the variable "corticosteroids use", a management aspect well defined and well-established in all obstetric protocols, so there were high degree of homogeneity in clusters in these variables.
The laticifer is well defined in the aspect of morphology; however, only some genes associated with its development have been reported.
