The phrase "aspect of the external" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing features, characteristics, or elements that pertain to the outside or outer part of something.
Example: "In our analysis, we will focus on the aspect of the external environment that influences consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "element of the outside" or "feature of the external".
In short, one cannot be certain about any aspect of the external world, including even its very existence.
One more modest sort of transcendental argument begins with a premise about experience or knowledge that is acceptable to the skeptic in question, and then proceeds not to the existence of some aspect of the external world, but in accord with Stroud's criticism, to a belief in the existence of some aspect of the external world.
Although the claim about existence of the aspect of the external world could be secured if certain kinds of verificationism or idealism were presupposed, these views are highly controversial.
However, although each neuron is presumed to possess information about some aspect of the external world (broadly conceived), a neuron must also possess information about its local environment.
Spectrum bias is an aspect of the external validity of the study (no spectrum bias = 1 point).
After palpating surgical landmarks including the temporal line and the posterior aspect of the external auditory canal, a C-shaped incision was made behind the randomly chosen ear.
"Neuroscientists have long believed that the brain works by translating aspects of the external world, such as spoken words, into patterns of electrical activity.
In opposition to Hegel's view of reality as the self-realization of "Spirit," they affirmed the stability of aspects of the external world.
The study examines how aspects of the external environment and the agency context impeded or facilitated the CapWIN collaborative network and the interorganizational system (IOS) that supports it.
This model allows an analysis of the threshold of spike-generation in the phase plane in order to investigate previously unexplored aspects of the external stimulus that can support STR.
In robotics and artificial intelligence, researchers found that by providing robots with biological perceptuomotor systems able to perceive, process, and encode aspects of the external world they could create a form of intelligence that emerged in the absence of rich explicit internal representations of the environment (Brooks, 1991; Kirsh, 1991).
