The phrase "analysis of other aspects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a detailed examination or evaluation of different components or features of a subject.
Example: "In addition to the financial report, we will conduct an analysis of other aspects such as market trends and customer feedback."
Alternatives: "examination of additional factors" or "evaluation of different elements".
Dewey's thought in aesthetics has also sometimes been brought to bear in analysis of other aspects of his philosophy.
We have used this resource to study fungal stress signalling, but it is freely available for the analysis of other aspects of fungal molecular and cell biology.
Whenever a gene of interest is found to lie within close proximity of other gene models of the same family, it is assigned to a cluster that can be visualized on the interactive map as well as the CGWR browser for detailed analysis of other aspects of the clustered region.
Pillar added that intelligence analysis on other aspects of an invasion, such as what would happen in Iraq and the region after Hussein was overthrown, turned out to be largely correct, even though it made for gloomy reading.
We revisited the association between modularity and variability of the microbial living environments and extended the analysis to other aspects of their life style such as temperature and oxygen requirements.
Further we revisited the association of the modularity score to environmental variability and extended the analysis to other aspects of microbial life styles.
However, a clear dose response relationship was seen only in women with one life-time sexual partner and the authors suggest that, had they been able to adjust their analysis for other aspects of sexual behaviour, then this association might have been attenuated.
The claims data do not allow the analysis of other important aspects of utilization, such as subjective utilization needs, disease severity or socio-economic characteristics of patients.
For trees, it is unlikely to generate a collection of LRR-RLK T-DNA insertion mutants, as in Arabidopsis, to be easily applied for the analysis of other developmental aspects.
We conclude with a plea for greater scientific rigour and more informed use of stable isotope analyses and call for a closer integration of stable isotope analysis with other aspects of archaeological research programmes, in order to optimise the information that isotopes can provide.
In interpreting results of this ecologic analysis, other aspects of the study deserve consideration.
