The phrase "as a negative aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a downside or disadvantage of a particular situation, idea, or object.
Example: "While the new policy has many benefits, it also has a negative aspect that cannot be ignored: it may lead to increased workload for employees."
Alternatives: "as a drawback" or "as a disadvantage".
And yet a quick survey through LinkedIn and Twitter revealed that nobody saw tattoos as a negative aspect in the workplace, nor did they state any particular roles where they would be deemed an issue.
What if instead of seeing competition as a negative aspect of business, you saw it as a way you could do things differently and extend the lifespan of your company?
On-the-spot classification or re-classification was viewed as a negative aspect of the 1996 Summer Paralympics, and the Paralympic movement overall.
Four caseload midwives identified long hours associated with peak periods of activity as a negative aspect for midwives generally, but seven identified this factor as a negative aspect of the role for them personally.
This experience of being isolated from customary social contacts and activities was uniformly experienced as a negative aspect of neutropenia.
The 'unrepresentativeness' of individual service users who engage on behalf of other service users was also mentioned as a negative aspect.
The issue of outdated information, especially with respect to treatment and mechanism of action, is not necessarily a negative aspect as this may provide an opportunity to discuss historical context.
In this, there is no obstacle in sex?" Because circumcision was frequently practiced in a large minority group and awareness was already high, side effects of surgery were not mentioned as a potential negative aspect or loss of enjoyment.
Tokenistic practices and involvement initiatives that do not lead to change were identified by 6 professionals as a significant negative aspect of service user involvement.
Second, it reduces the effect of biased responding based on social desirability because both sides of an item include positive as well as negative aspects.
Because the construct integrates the positive, as well as negative aspects of therapy, treatment satisfaction may be a particularly relevant outcome for patients with PAH.
