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The phrase "an aspect of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a particular feature, characteristic, or element of a broader topic or subject.
Example: "One aspect of a successful marketing strategy is understanding your target audience."
Alternatives: "a facet of a" or "a component of a".
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And it's an aspect of a much wider problem.
Each lesson objective is designed to meet an aspect of a question mark scheme.
Anti-semitism was an aspect of a number of men whom he admired, too.
"But we will always keep an aspect of a family place here".
It is an aspect of a constitutional right that is lost by prisoners.
The image illuminates a moment, freezes action or discovers an aspect of a person that words do not.
The pictures are enhanced by 16 pointillist essays that bore in on an aspect of a particular historic age.
Particularly if the secret discovered sheds light on an aspect of a partner's personality that threatens the relationship.
Tama, formally mitama, in Japanese religion, a soul or a divine or semidivine spirit; also an aspect of a spirit.
He [Falcao] has scored four goals and [made] three or four assists, and he stimulates also the other players so that is an aspect of a profession".
Without in any way belittling the persecution of the Jews, Tooze reminds us that the Holocaust was an aspect of a campaign of mass murder which involved the forced starvation of Soviet prisoners and cities to feed the German population.
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