The phrase "alternative aspects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different viewpoints, features, or elements of a subject that offer different choices or perspectives.
Example: "In our analysis, we will explore the alternative aspects of renewable energy sources compared to fossil fuels."
Alternatives: "different facets" or "various dimensions".
Lists the event's various alternative aspects: ALTERNATIVE CONVENTION ITEM (promo CD);… Talk story about posters currently popular with college students.
Lists the event's various alternative aspects: ALTERNATIVE CONVENTION ITEM (promo CD); ALTERNATIVE MANTRA (We're not worthy), etc.
The intercontinental species from Mexico (KC152121) and Papua New Guinea (UDB013043) could be explained from two alternative aspects, a long distance dispersal by spores or a step by step migration between Central America and Papua New Guinea by using North America and East Asia as corridors.
The exhibition, "Designed for Delight: Alternative Aspects of 20th-Century Decorative Arts," shows off 200 objects from the Montreal Museum of Decorative Arts, like an armchair shaped like a person, by Niki de Saint-Phalle; a cabinet decorated a la Kandinsky, by Alessandro Mendini, and a wildly glazed vase (left), by Maurice Paul Chevallier.
The so-called "agricultural genomics" (or agri-genomics), indeed, aims to find innovative solutions through the study of crops or livestock genomes, achieving information for protection [30, 31] and sustainable productivity for food industry, but also for alternative aspects like energy production or design of pharmaceuticals [32 35].
Similarly for the emotional center (sub-state 1b): it can adopt 2 alternative aspects, 1b+ or 1b−.
A good festival allows us to indulge and immerse some alternative aspect of our character, and still clock on for work on Monday morning.
However, in this essay we discuss an alternative aspect of degeneracy in T cell recognition: the notion that peptides can assume different "registers" in the groove of a single MHC molecule, as first suggested and demonstrated by Sercarz and co-workers (reviewed in [J. autoimmun. 16 (2001) 201]).
However, this overlooks a critical alternative aspect, an increased sensitivity to the potentially positive impact of positive parenting effects on susceptible children's development (see Pluess & Belsky, 2010; for a fuller consideration of this).
An individual's place in the core periphery structure can be seen as an alternative aspect to the traditional and often-used measure of an individual's position in the occupational hierarchy.
The remittances from migrants are particularly important aspect of this alternative view.
