The phrase "aspect of reasoning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different components or features related to the process of reasoning or logical thinking.
Example: "One important aspect of reasoning is the ability to evaluate evidence critically."
Alternatives: "facet of reasoning" or "element of reasoning".
Accordingly, chapters on ontologies discuss problems fundamental for finding representational formalism and inference mechanisms appropriate for different aspects of reasoning about physical systems.
Argument games have been found useful as a means of modelling dialectical discourse and in providing semantic bases for proof theoretic aspects of reasoning.
Automated reasoning is an area of computer science and mathematical logic dedicated to understanding different aspects of reasoning.
Such analyses overlook fundamental aspects of reasoning such as choosing the premise set, choosing the transition, and shifting strategies.
The connection between sensing and actuation may be simple signal processing or it may involve complex decision making, goal interpretation and other aspects of reasoning.
Thus for example Leibniz's numerical characteristic (Leibniz 1679) attempts in another way to use the language of addition and subtraction to explain aspects of reasoning.
Among the questionnaires was Lawson's (2000) revised CTSR that consists of 12 two-tier items (i.e., a total of 24 items), organized into four aspects of reasoning: Control of Variables (8 items); Combinatorial Reasoning (8 items); Proportional Reasoning (4 items); and Probabilistic Reasoning (4 items).
It consists of a total of 200 items, with separate sections on logical, verbal, spatial, and theoretical/technical aspects of reasoning.
Information visualization aims to achieve several goals such as intuitive data formatting, emphasising subtle aspects of reasoning, or to prevent information overload.
