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The phrase "about the aspects of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various elements or features related to a particular topic or subject.
Example: "In this report, we will explore the aspects of climate change and its impact on global ecosystems."
Alternatives: "regarding the elements of" or "concerning the features of".
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Mr. Talvela spoke about the aspects of Boris' character that he tried to show.
Compare the rubbings you've made and think about the aspects of pattern that have become visible.
They also indicated how often they engaged in rumination, or thinking continuously about the aspects of situations that upset them.
However, the scenario literature says little about the aspects of scenario-based studies that influence suspension of disbelief.
"It was trial and error, really, and quite a lot of thought about the aspects of my voice that I didn't find rewarding.
David Halperin has written an over-long book, more localised in its application than he seems fully to appreciate, about the aspects of being gay other than sexual choice.
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Think about all the aspects of the project before you start".
Think about all the aspects of them that you love.
Hoskyns is realistic about the commercial aspects of the site.
Also, please talk about the physical aspects of the disease.
Apple users face a similar dearth of apps about the religious aspects of the holiday.
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