The phrase "additional aspects such as" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing examples or elaborating on various components related to a topic.
Example: "In our discussion about climate change, we should consider additional aspects such as renewable energy sources and conservation efforts."
Alternatives: "further elements like" or "other factors such as".
Additional aspects, such as the influence of the weld depression position and its wavelength are also investigated.
Also, it considers additional aspects such as the authentication of relations and data that comprise the content.
Furthermore, we list a number of other exergy-based methodologies that are also of relevance in resource use efficiency assessment because they capture additional aspects (such as economic performance which exergy analysis alone cannot address) and with the potential of being integrated in this (or a different) framework.
Additional aspects such as medical examination/history would elucidate whether the reported health outcomes can be explained by underlying pathology.
The methodological aspects assessed in reviews most often pertained to study design, appropriateness of allocation procedures, comparability of groups, validity of assessment and attrition, but only a few reviewers examined additional aspects such as quality of implementation.
However, we envision that new techniques for analysis of additional aspects such as histone modification states and gene mutation status will reveal mechanisms that would explain even more gene expression changes within individual samples.
Furthermore, additional economic aspects such as length of hospital stay were not evaluated in this retrospective analysis.
Therefore, when assessing topical treatment adherence one has to consider additional specific aspects such as the cosmetic and galenic properties (very greasy, desiccating or sticky vehicles) and the smell of the preparation, the time required for its application as well as the convenience of application [ 4].
Finally, additional real-world aspects, such as driver-related constraints, might be informative.
General principles and requirements are laid down in the General Food Law [5]; many additional regulations cover specific aspects such as food contact materials, food additives etc.
Despite this broadening of the scope of analysis there are still several aspects of the process that continue to be neglected, including additional related and interdependent aspects, such as experimental design, data accessibility, and platform selection.
