The phrase "an inescapable aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a feature or characteristic that cannot be avoided or overlooked in a particular context.
Example: "The impact of climate change is an inescapable aspect of modern environmental discussions."
Alternatives: "an unavoidable element" or "a fundamental characteristic".
But that's an inescapable aspect of showbusiness success and notoriety.
Stillman's comparative reticence and self-deflection is an inescapable aspect of his film.
That artistry itself is more than just emotional; it both reflects and bitterly criticizes an inescapable aspect of American life.
I'm referring to the world-music culture, which, starting in the 60's, has become an inescapable aspect of our music life.
This is an inescapable aspect of democratic culture: no matter what reason tells us about the vagaries of politics, something in the American subconscious assumes that the voice of the people really is the voice of God, and that being part of a winning coalition must be a sign that you're His chosen one as well.
The awareness of the inevitability and the burden of fame, the creation of a public version of himself that he now suddenly needs to manage, and the fearful desire to think about it as little as possible even as it seems to be an inescapable aspect of literary success are among the prime topics of discussion.
Such practical concerns about risk factors and personal behavior — what to do, what to avoid — seem minor compared with this book's deeper business, which is to illuminate what cancer is and why it's a natural, inescapable aspect of our lives.
In "A Blessed Child," her fourth novel, she tackles the trickiest, most inescapable aspect of the Prospero issue: tenderness for the lordly dream maker, whose magical island might hold you there forever.
That is, the "inescapable aspect" of the separation of powers, the removal of voting rights from dual nationals and the fact that the bill renders Australian dual citizens as "aliens" when, in his opinion, the court would not see Australian-born citizens as "aliens".
It fell to him to manage an inescapable and inescapably painful downsizing, and my impression is that he handled that aspect of his job about as well as one could under the circumstances.
For four minutes and 33 seconds, the performer remains silent, inviting the audience to appreciate sound as an inescapable -- and enjoyable -- aspect of our environment.
