The phrase "aspect of much" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a significant or notable part of a larger concept, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "One important aspect of much of the research is its focus on sustainability."
Alternatives: "aspect of many" or "part of a lot".
The bizarre aspect of much of Russian state propaganda is that its intended audience is private, not public.
They are refining software and studying human decision-making to improve an important aspect of much forensic science — the ability to recognize and compare patterns.
His singing is so pretty that Radiohead can sometimes lack the aggression that is a crucial aspect of much rock music, especially the average kind.
He argues that the vocational aspect of much arts education leaves little room or incentive for students to interrogate the wider world, or explore not just how they make theatre but, more fundamentally, why they should be making it in the first place.
While several people interviewed in Harlem yesterday saw the unanimous decision as a boon to the Democrats, and therefore, to their own interests, the teetering seesaw aspect of much that has happened since Election Day gave them reason to be cautious, they said.
It is worth noting that this aspect of much cultural evolutionary thinking retains a strong methodological affinity with the evolutionary psychological approach it is sometimes contrasted with.
But the single player is just one aspect of a much, much larger experience".
In reality, though, the World Cup merely gave Qatar a reason to trumpet select aspects of much bigger and existing plans to invest around $225 billion into infrastructure through 2016.
More specifically (and improbably), he said the Foreign Office, with a newly expanded ministerial team, would lead cross-department efforts to co-ordinate, magnify and direct the increasingly internationalised aspects of much government work, whether it be in education, health, energy, civil society or defence.
The physical distance, and having control over when/how communication occurred, meant that even if they could not give financial support, they could at least protect loved ones from worrying, and maintain aspects of much needed positive self image.
It may be that the most dramatic examples offered by the advocates — mothers huddled with small children on street corners in the cold — are just the tiniest aspect of a much larger, much more tragic problem.
