The phrase "aspect of the area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a particular feature, characteristic, or element related to a specific location or subject matter.
Example: "One important aspect of the area is its rich cultural heritage, which attracts many tourists each year."
Alternatives: "feature of the region" or "element of the locale".
Garner is a leading authority on the geology, archaeology and every other aspect of the area.
Each illustration represents a "feature" — a short article describing a building, custom or other aspect of the area.
Doug McKenzie, a business partner in an architectural firm in Seattle, said he and his partner, Todd Johnson, have been going to Palm Springs, Calif., every April the last few years, in particular, for the design aspect of the area.
In her Dec. 17 Metro Matters column, about the bizarre spectacle in Lower Manhattan, Joyce Purnick doesn't mention one aspect of the area: it is not only "hallowed ground, a relentless work site, an international crime scene, a backdrop for memorial services, a destination for celebrities and tourists".
The staff are equally enthusiastic here about the community aspect of the area's record shops.
"It would have been cheaper to start building from scratch," says Roland Henkel, general manager of the Machrihanish Dunes project, "but we have talked to a lot of people in the community and found there was such affection and nostalgia for these old buildings that we wanted to keep a valuable aspect of the area's history".
Subsequently, various aspects of the area were studied by a number of workers on (La Touche 1902; Bhola 1946; Barooah 1946; Siddiquie 1963; Deshmukh and Mishra 1971).
They are led into exploring other aspects of the area". The Welsh government said a further £1.15m would be spent on the path network in 2013-14, as part of the Coastal Access Improvement Programme managed by the Countryside Council for Wales.
