The phrase "aspect of the science" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a particular feature, characteristic, or component related to a scientific field or discipline.
Example: "One important aspect of the science of climate change is understanding the greenhouse effect."
Alternatives: "facet of the science" or "element of the science".
In this, it illustrates a curious aspect of the science of climate change.
An aspect of the science of light that goes largely unappreciated by non-scientists is that the light we see is only a small part of the vast spectrum of light that we use.
It's always easy to find some aspect of the science that is uncertain, or confusing, and focus on that to the exclusion of the larger picture Q: It sounds like an almost intractable situation.
The Internet has given rise to a vocal cadre of challengers who question every aspect of the science — even the physics, worked out in the 19th century, that shows that carbon dioxide traps heat.
The most fascinating aspect of the science behind this story was to see the evidence for the theory that food allergies arise from epigenetics: damage to the genes that has occurred in the last few generations and is now causing food allergies.
If there's some aspect of the science you want to discuss at greater length--and often there is--arrange to meet later for coffee.
Islam seldom gets credit for this contribution to Western life, one integral to advances in every aspect of the sciences and the humanities.
Finally, the semantic conception is far better suited to an aspect of the sciences that was frequently neglected, the practice of idealization.
In 2006 they produced their study on 'Educing Information', a collection of 11 papers studying various aspects of the science and art of interrogation.
More than anything else, more even than the technical aspects of the science, the success of laboratory-bred meat will depend on our understanding of its importance.
