The phrase "all aspects of research" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the various components or dimensions involved in the research process.
Example: "In this study, we will examine all aspects of research, including methodology, data collection, and analysis."
Alternatives: "every facet of research" or "all dimensions of research".
In addition to being mentored in all aspects of research by the PI, at least one "chaplain researcher" on each team attended four symposia as part of the project with other grantees and participated in seminars and consultation with experts in quantitative, qualitative and spiritual care research.
As a trained researcher, she has contributed input into all aspects of research design.
Many believe the drug-development enterprise is unsustainable in its current form, where a company maintains all aspects of research and development in-house.
Springer doesn't use Strengthsfinder results to assign projects or tasks—everyone should be exposed to all aspects of research, he says.
It covered all aspects of research training, including the research environment, progress and examination of students, supervision and skills development, along with the institutions' arrangements for quality assurance, procedures, and regulations.
Carbon Balance and Management is a new open access, peer-reviewed online journal that encompasses all aspects of research aimed at developing a comprehensive, policy-relevant understanding of the global carbon cycle [1].
Nevertheless, our research also points to the willingness of many Indigenous people to engage in all aspects of the research process, including research assessment.
In emancipatory research, participants control all aspects of the research process as opposed to simply participating.
HMA conceived the project and designed the research protocol, directed all aspects of this research, including supervising data collection in Riyadh, performed data analysis, and drafted the manuscript.
MT was involved in all aspects of the research project; design, conducting the research, data handling, exploratory analysis, drafting and editing the paper.
Research assistants were trained on all aspects of qualitative research notably: how to collect data, how to probe and paraphrase and ethical obligations in research.
