The phrase "as many aspects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the various components or features of a subject or topic.
Example: "The project has as many aspects to consider as there are stakeholders involved."
Alternatives: "numerous facets" or "many dimensions".
There are as many aspects to accessibility as there are types of barriers — economic, technical, and so on.
It wants to insert itself into all aspects of our lives, to find out as much as it can about as many aspects, activities and relationships as possible.
She said similar efforts by other public agencies and nonprofit groups were usually limited to one business sector, like construction, or did not deal with as many aspects of running a small company.
Their method is to "instrument" as many aspects of office life as they can.
"The aim is to expose you to as many aspects of the operational railway as possible," he explains.
Button Sr is happy to merge quietly into the background whereas Anthony Hamilton becomes involved in as many aspects of his son's career as McLaren will allow.
Indeed, as we discuss here, several adipocytokines have a central role in the regulation of insulin resistance, as well as many aspects of inflammation and immunity.
"When I became a photographer," she wrote, "I was determined to use photography as a magic key into as many aspects of life as I possibly could".
Responding to White's comments, Beard said: "I suppose all I would like to say is that, vile as many aspects of the site were, they did at least have the common sense to call it a day.
While we tried out as many aspects of the current Wave provision as we had time for, the most exciting outcome for me was the discussions that arose during the presentation, from techies, from product managers and so on.
By focusing on Mr. McCain's trademark issue, Mr. Bush continued a series of announcements and adjustments that seemed designed to appropriate or neutralize as many aspects of Mr. McCain's appeal as possible.
