"aspect of fact" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a particular element or perspective of a given fact. You can use it when discussing different aspects or facets of a situation or phenomenon. Example: One aspect of the fact that climate change is a pressing issue is the impact it has on biodiversity.
Examining the plausibility of the Shroud's being the very cloth in which the body of Jesus was wrapped and buried is the primary focus of the CNN special, and this is why aspects of faith, fact, and forgery are featured as components of the inquiry.
The various aspects of facts about breast cancer were scored and added together to determine respondents' level of knowledge The mean score of knowledge of breast cancer was 55.4 SD 5.4 (range of scores obtainable was 26 78), while the mean score for knowledge of early detection of breast cancer was 24.8 SD 2.3 (range of scores obtainable was 12 36).
Doubt is apparent both in Daubert's injunction to trial judges to become proactive gatekeepers against unreliable or irrelevant evidence thereby taking important aspects of fact-finding away from lay juries (Berger 2001)—and in the Court's admonition that judges should think like scientists in evaluating admissibility.
Another aspect of this fact is revealed in the coefficient's domain perspective of (7).
To put the paradoxical aspect of this fact in context, Fig. 1 illustrates the evolutionary consensus that among early primates two major taxa, strepsirrhines and haplorhines, diverged from each other at least 70 million years ago.
A very peculiar aspect of fame is that fact that strangers remember the most fleeting encounters with you; it's astonishing, really, that I remember seeing the two of them, for just a moment, so long ago.
In no place are the emerging social and urban aspects of this fact made clearer than Bryant Park, which last spring became what its operations director, Jerome Barth, calls "the first park to have installed a dedicated system that provides coverage throughout its entire footprint".
The Antidote begins by borrowing Descartes's ontological proof of the existence of God, but he went on from there to consider other aspects of the fact that we have an "indelible" idea of God and, as Descartes showed, other innate ideas.
The means of transport - the bicycle - relates to various aspects of the fact that bicycling represents an interaction between a human being and technology, in which the bicycle stands for a technological environment.
One of the most interesting aspects of this fact is the consistency between the DTG/ILG template's pattern 3 and the flap the structural β-hairpin loop that covers the active site carrying substrate-binding functions (see [ 23]).
