The phrase "as another dimension of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce an additional aspect or perspective of a subject being discussed.
Example: "The study explores social media as another dimension of modern communication."
Alternatives: "as an additional aspect of" or "as a further layer of".
The social media tool also functions as "another dimension of peer review," Topol says.
Albert Einstein's theories of relativity, however, show that time can be thought of as another dimension of space.
"This is something that we are thinking about as another dimension of the robot-human interaction: how much authority should the robot have?" Patients don't want to be entirely subservient to the robot, Matarić said.
We extend the traditional road investment model, with its focus on capacity and congestion as measures of capital and its utilization, to include free-flow speed as another dimension of capital.
The modern wireless systems such as WiMAX [2] and 3GPP LTE [3] actually exploit this frequency diversity as another dimension of multi-user scheduling, by using the well-known orthogonal frequency division multiple access (OFDMA) technique.
With regard to content, we may discuss to what extent the use of computers (in terms of ICT Literacy) must be regarded as another dimension of competence, and to what extent it is part of commercial expertise.
He elaborates on its significance as yet another dimension of her installation works, stating, "Louise's work has always oscillated between real space, the experiential and the psychological space.
In this Easter season death is revealed, not as a full stop but as the way into another dimension of life.
In this Easter season Death is revealed, not as a full stop but as the way into another dimension of Life.
2. It is also illustrative to examine examples quotes defined as a major motivational theme as it demonstrates yet another dimension of the QOL Appraisal Profile and further helps elucidate the nuances of the profile.
In addition, we have controlled for both direct and indirect measures of autonomy, notably, wife beatings as one dimension and work status as a measure of another dimension of autonomy.
