The phrase "as an integrated aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a component that is part of a larger system or framework, emphasizing its interconnectedness.
Example: "Sustainability should be considered as an integrated aspect of our business strategy to ensure long-term success."
Alternatives: "as a cohesive element" or "as a unified component".
Rather, the pathogen's virulence appears to be an integrated aspect of its physiology.
Consequently support services have emerged as an integral aspect of patient management and patient centred care during and after treatment, with interventions ranging from pharmacological to lifestyle modification, and complementary integrated therapies (CIT).
Support services have emerged as an integral aspect of patient management during and post treatment, with interventions ranging from pharmacological to lifestyle modification, and branching out to complementary integrated therapies (CIT).
Communication skills needs to be considered as an essential and integrated aspect of health science education There is a qualitative variation in how final semester health care students approach issues of communicating pharmacological information, that has implications for the outcome of the communication.
Other cell types may respond to an AFG3L2 altered function with a different efficiency and looking at mitochondria as an integrated subcellular system, each aspect of its function can be potentially impaired: bioenergetics, trafficking, organelle interconnectivity (fission/fusion) and protein quality control.
Genomic, transcriptomic and proteomic approaches enable us to study the structure and infer the functions of different metabolic pathways as well as to understand some integrated aspects of microorganism biology, that is, to correlate gene sequences, expression patterns, protein functions, and interactions.
Healthcare staff did not work as an integrated team.
But, says Gillett, they can only work as an integrated part of the whole system.
Initially, South Commons succeeded as an integrated community, but over the years white flight took hold.
Instead, he viewed family planning as an integrated part of development.
