The phrase "are a universal aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is common or applicable across different contexts or cultures.
Example: "Emotions are a universal aspect of the human experience, transcending language and cultural barriers."
Alternatives: "are a common feature" or "are a shared characteristic".
The calculated values of the correlation length, R = 2π/Q1(Å−1), and the coherence length, L = 2π/ΔQ1(Å−1), are, respectively, R = 4.13 ± 0.08 Å, and L = 9.95 ± 0.05 Å. R gives rise to features in the RDF in a regime associated with rings of bonded atoms; these are a universal aspect of the CRN description of non-crystalline oxides and chalcogenides which include twofold coordinate atoms [2].
There is a universal aspect to this story about memory and loss, and how we use the past to take refuge from the present.
If this fluctuation-immunogenicity hypothesis is a universal aspect of immunogenicity (i.e., immune system recognition of an epitope within a loop is more reliable when it is presented via a more stable delivery structure), then fluctuation measures can serve as one predictor of immunogenicity as part of a computer-aided vaccine design strategy.
Quantitative description of this connection requires simplifying approximations, but this is a universal aspect of modeling complex phenomena.
While the exact mechanisms remain to be identified, our observations suggest that DNA processing in response to HAMLET may be a universal aspect of cell death in both eukaryotic and certain prokaryotic cell kingdoms.
It is now widely accepted that dimerization is a universal aspect of GPCR biology [ 128- 131].
Through the application of these fluorescence based methods it is now widely accepted that the formation of homo- and/or heterodimers or higher order complexes is a universal aspect of GPCR biology [ 193] and could have important functional roles, e.g. in receptor maturation, function and trafficking [ 194, 195].
("At the present time," the Spectator noted in 1902, "there is a universal outcry for efficiency in all the departments of society, in all aspects of life").
Fasting is a universal exercise of patience, self-control and altruism, but it is only one among many important aspects of Ramadan.
