The phrase "are all facets of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe different aspects or components of a larger concept or idea.
Example: "The various challenges we face in our project are all facets of the broader issue of resource management."
Alternatives: "are all aspects of" or "constitute different elements of".
For Khan, music, film and crafts – even gardening – are all facets of the same restless, questing creative output.
When one talks to her friends and her husband, one hears it described in varying ways, but they are all facets of the same intensely insular and unbending characteristic.
I don't say I'm a Muslim artist any more than I would say I am a black artist or a Mancunian artist, but they are all facets of my identity.
"What if we begin to think of the entirety of Rauschenberg's output as essentially a photographic endeavor?" Nicholas Cullinan writes in "Robert Rauschenberg: Photographs, 1949-1962" (D.a.P)., a 2011 book of the artist's photographs, suggesting that his Combines, performances, silk screens, black paintings and white paintings are all facets of an "essentially lens-based, photographic project".
The researchers — Jonathan Mijs, Elyas Bakhtiari, and Michèle Lamont — argue that citizens' diminishing solidarity with the poor, the rise of anti-immigrant sentiments, and the growing populist vote are all facets of exclusionary symbolic boundaries, which can be linked to the adoption of neoliberal policies across European societies.
In fact, these dichotomies are all facets of a more general opposition, the one about which Freire (1970) wrote: an opposition between "integration" and "freedom".
These were all facets of his personality honed on the streets of New York City where he grew up, and were part of what made him unforgettable.
One of the go-to rebuttals any time anyone dares to suggest that comedy (like, let's be honest, all facets of culture) might have a misogyny problem is: "Calm down – they're just jokes".
Nor can we simply say he's "building" from that data, because his hands are in all facets of the creation process.
It deals with four genetically identical women in different social contexts, who are all clearly facets of the author herself.
Editing, translation, libraries, and bibliographic work are all important facets of the MLA, yet aren't always acknowledged as such.
