The phrase "aspect of this election" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a particular feature, characteristic, or element related to the election.
Example: "One important aspect of this election is the impact of social media on voter engagement."
Alternatives: "facet of this election" or "feature of this election."
What's the most interesting aspect of this election astrologically?
But, as with every aspect of this election, there's a darker side.
Missing from this discussion until recently has been any criticism of the most frightening aspect of this election: Mr. Corzine states that that he will spend whatever is needed to win.
The return of the opposition — including multiple streams of Islamism — to Jordanian elections is perhaps the most important aspect of this election — and also the most unpredictable aspect of the current electoral process.
Perhaps the most troubling aspect of this election is how weak Japan's political opposition has become.
But the most significant aspect of this election's debates, marking them out from previous ones, has been the presence of Parnas, the only party that is consistently and outspokenly critical of President Putin.
Some aspects of this election need to be seen to be believed.
One of the defining aspects of this election is that of the growth and victory of the SNP, led by the new queen of Scots, Nicola Sturgeon.
One of the most encouraging aspects of this election is the way both government and opposition have reacted to the result: graciously and with restraint.Dr Mahathir may have chosen far better than he knows.
I think I would say that if you're looking for a standard -- and I say that not because of the particular aspects of this election -- the Texas standard, if you wanted to specify something that was specific, gives you a pretty good standard.
But beside the fact that the election's outcome seemed to come as a complete surprise to the electorate, there were other aspects of this election that baffled an American.
