The phrase "aesthetic aspects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the visual or artistic qualities of an object, design, or concept.
Example: "The aesthetic aspects of the building were carefully considered to create a harmonious blend with the surrounding environment."
Alternatives: "visual elements" or "artistic features".
Many of us specifically attend to these aesthetic aspects both as providers and as receivers, giving aesthetics a predominant role in these experiences.
Stained glass and the aesthetic aspects of glass design are described in stained glass and glassware.
It was recognized that their simple tools, utensils, and crafts had aesthetic aspects.
In this section the latter term is used to denote the hydrostatic and aesthetic aspects of marine engineering.
For the Confucian, a floral arrangement was philosophically contemplated both as a symbol of organic existence and for its aesthetic aspects.
I think that its disproportion of scale — which its director, Paul Thomas Anderson, turns into one of its most important and most audacious aesthetic aspects — is one of the main reasons for its crabbed reception.
Artists have long been intrigued by this latter notion -- that is, the aesthetic aspects of how we look at, savor and acquire the temptations and rewards that the material, and materialistic, world has to offer.
Use the Learning Network handout Critiquing a Photograph (PDF) as a writing or discussion prompt to help students think more critically about the technical and aesthetic aspects of photography.
Walker puts together the social and aesthetic aspects of stardom along with a very human and detached appreciation of success and failure: not just a film star's celebrity, but also the attendant servitude and loss of privacy (not to say identity).
First, they inspect out an item's physical and aesthetic aspects.
Moreover, conservation works are primarily focused on aesthetic aspects or on solving localized problems.
