'all its aspects' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in the sentence, "The researcher thoroughly examined all its aspects."
"What we need is immediate actions to prevent further loss of life as well as a comprehensive approach to managing migration better in all its aspects," it says.
Before you make, do or create it, try to visualize it in all its aspects.
Norris intends to understand acedia, or "paralysis of the soul," in all its aspects, and to distinguish between it and depression, which it resembles.
Hillary Clinton would have to decide where she really stands on the Obama Presidency, in all its aspects, and say what she thinks about it.
"George believed that the human mind in all its aspects was interesting and worth studying — believe it or not, that was revolutionary at the time," she said.
It introduces in a comprehensible presentation laser measurement technology in all its aspects.
The EDE is not solely just another element of European education policy; it is the quintessence that should infuse and pass through all its aspects.
The very expanse of the universe makes it impossible for professional scientists to be able to study all its aspects all of the time.
Roman mural painting in all its aspects and innovations.
He meant the capacity to discern the living world in all its aspects.
The EU intends to defend the single market in all its aspects.
