The phrase "aspect where" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific feature or characteristic of a situation or topic being discussed.
Example: "One important aspect where we need to improve is our customer service response time."
Alternatives: "facet in which" or "dimension where".
One aspect where participants perceived the greatest change was to traditional collection development.
One aspect where I will agree with the OHMSS haters – the opening James Bond theme.
"This is an aspect where he will never make any compromise".
That's one aspect where he's really drawing on his work with oil: the buildup of dense, opaque colors.
Sacred Sounds was formed at Manchester international festival in 2013 as part of its Mif Creative aspect, where featured artists work closely with local people.
One aspect where they resemble the All Blacks is in developing a squad who are mates as well as team-mates.
"Our concern is the stamina aspect – where is he going to be after D.H.ing for five or six days?" Scioscia said.
"For me, working with basic human needs (music, social interaction, etc) in an aspect where peoples lives are being improved, has always been the focus of my professional life, thus both Spotify and now Facebook".
Feeling "overawed" by the social aspect ("where were the sweaty discos with beer on the floor on a Friday night?") he retreated to the library, sitting there reading books until the early hours.
"In high school, you start talking about choice of sports, and maybe it's the more popular sport, or the college-education aspect, where baseball players don't get full scholarships as opposed to other sports.
The bulk concentration of monomers is also a crucial aspect, where higher concentrations give polymer fibres with higher conductivity.
