The phrase "aspect or two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a few specific features or elements of a topic or situation.
Example: "There are an aspect or two of the project that we need to discuss further."
Alternatives: "a few aspects" or "some elements".
In this paper, dynamic modelling of gas turbines is analysed in two aspects, or two dimensions.
In their study, people were shown five aspects (only cost and quality aspects) or nine aspects (cost, quality and non-quality aspects) in an ordered or unordered way about three hospitals.
This is particularly significant because its focus is on the idea of the relational aspect or the two sides of the asymmetric interactions that shape the current situation in the SCS, whereas previous debates mainly focus on one side of the equation.
Pain can cause problems to an individual in a single physical, psychological, social, and spiritual aspect, or in two or more interrelated aspects.
However, most of the existing tracking methods mainly focus on one of the two aspects; or design two different modules to combine them with the price of double computational cost.
It will help decision-makers/managers to structure their issue by concentrating on its contrasting aspect instead of concentrating on only one or two aspects.
Take a look at your current wardrobe and pick one or two aspects you feel comfortable changing right away.
But it happens that four of its five participants focus on one aspect or another of industrially manufactured culture.
One sees a pattern in the analysis, in which one or two aspects of Trump that are worrisome are conceded to "look fascist," but that other aspects of Trump's personality or platform means the bill does not fit.
