The phrase "and facets of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different aspects or dimensions of a subject or topic.
Example: "The report covers various aspects and facets of the economic impact of climate change."
Alternatives: "and dimensions of the" or "and elements of the".
The contour and facets of the particle is shown in Fig. 3b.
(e) Schematic diagram of the projected shape and facets of the basal nanowire part.
The test was completed to compare patients and healthy controls on a range of variables, including demographics, clinical features and facets of the neuropsychological assessments.
To assess the relationship of multiple domains and facets of the five-factor model of personality with presence, onset, and severity of late-life depression.
Thesaurus structure: (i) formation of semantic categories and facets of the thesaurus according to the main concepts of 'Polygnosis', (ii) building of hierarchies and finally (iii) formation of the semantic relationships between terms.
Thesaurus structure: (i) formation of semantic categories and facets of the thesaurus according to the main concepts of 'Polygnosis', (ii) building of hierarchies and finally (iii) formation of the semantic relationships between terms. .
She used to create each face and landscape and facet of the production in her mind, and she said our show activated that same part of her brain".
Analysis of the surface morphology of the investigated samples confirms the conjunction of Cu depletion and faceting of the surface.
In the work here, the combination of ultrathin gaps and faceting of the NPs produces nanometer-thick plasmonic cavities in which resonant gap plasmons are confined to form lateral standing waves (of mode index s = 1, 2, 3,...).
In describing him to me, colleagues from all periods and facets of his career used the word again and again.
Many excellent reviews have described the reaction pathways of AGE formation, their structure, relationship to aging and disease, and other facets of the field [ 3].
