The phrase "aspect of the normal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a particular feature or characteristic that is considered typical or standard in a given context.
Example: "One important aspect of the normal development process is the ability to adapt to changing circumstances."
Alternatives: "feature of the standard" or "characteristic of the typical".
However, interfaces are not satisfactory since they do not consider aspects of the normal workflow of a clinical user.
VS reflects a total loss of cognitive function and failure to recover basic aspects of the normal physiologic brain state associated with wakefulness.
Here we review aspects of the normal physiological function of IAPP in glucose regulation together with insulin, and its misfolding which contributes to TIIDM, and may also play roles in other pathologies such as Alzheimer's and heart disease.
Free radicals, which among others are produced during normal metabolism, can trigger a series of events that disturb important aspects of the normal cellular function, including enzymatic activity, protein folding, transcription, ion channel activity, transporter function and other processes.
The observations that MUC1 plays a role in the progression to gastric cancer highlight the importance of understanding all the aspects of the normal variation of this gene.
Therefore it is useful to examine those aspects of the normal operation of NPPs which might result in increased exposures and risks.
The natural Treg cells are thymus-derived T lymphocytes, which modulate many aspects of the normal immune responses, suppressing inflammation, hypersensitivity, or autoimmune mechanisms.
The changes in nuclear pore complexes gradually affect various aspects of the normal trafficking of protein and RNA across the nuclear envelope, having severe effects on the physiological state of HGPS cells (Yoshida and Blobel 2001).
Macroscopic and histopathologic aspects of the normal hamster pouch mucosa and steps of SC carcinogenesis from early to advanced SCC are shown in Figure 1A D (see legend to Figure 1).
The activated processes "Cell cycle: Core," "Cytoskeleton: Spindle microtubules," and "Cell cycle: G1-S Growth factor regulation" reflect different aspects of the normal cell cycle in which perturbations can lead to cancer.
