The phrase "about such aspects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific elements or features of a topic or subject matter.
Example: "The report provides detailed information about such aspects of the project as budget allocation and timeline management."
Alternatives: "regarding these elements" or "concerning these factors".
By Robert D. Hershey Jr. Gary S. Becker, a Nobel prize-winning economics professor and longtime columnist for Business Week whose research illuminated motivations about such aspects of everyday life as marriage, crime, addiction, racial discrimination and birthrates, died on Saturday in Chicago.
We designed surveys to gather mostly qualitative evidence about such aspects.
Nothing was mentioned about such aspects in relation to local management.
So it is that when confronted on the campaign trail by an issue he hasn't thought deeply about, such as one aspect of the US policy on Cuba, which stumped him last week, he does not register discomfort.
On the other hand, the absence of a more detailed description in the primary studies about such important aspects as the exact area of pain caused uncertainty in our coding process.
However, many participants seemed to remain undecided in their views or said that framing the relationship between benefits and risks in terms of balance might miss dimensions of the problem they would be concerned about, such as aspects of the context that would influence where the balance lies under different circumstances.
Such aspects of her performance are plausible.
Are such aspects exaggerated with the Old Firm?
To reduce this threat, we focused on requiring minimum knowledge about such as aspect and tried to leverage tool support regarding this issue in DuSE-MT.
One such aspect is protein stability.
But what kind of politics is it that has nothing to say about such a central aspect of people's lives?
