The phrase "aspects apart" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that certain elements or features are being considered separately from others.
Example: "When analyzing the project, we need to look at the financial aspects apart from the technical challenges."
Alternatives: "elements separately" or "features aside".
"Definitely we can still win the tournament," Starc told AAP. "We obviously got outplayed in all aspects apart from the Finch-Maxwell partnership - we weren't where we wanted to be.
Practical aspects apart, we also discuss a number of interesting fundamental questions that each approach raises.
However, no other methods are standardized or even employed to organize cloud computing security aspects apart from cloud deployment models, service types or traditional security models.
Designing site-wide heat recovery systems across an industrial cluster is complex and involves aspects apart from thermal process and utility flows.
But how do the different investor groups assess the importance of different financial aspects (apart from a low expected risk12) compared to the group-specific importance of the non-financial criterion of SEE considerations?
A more plausible reading of the ceteris paribus clause is that it is satisfied if and only if the compared populations are (roughly) equally good in regard to all other axiologically relevant aspects apart from welfare, including their "desert value".
"We were better than Valencia in every aspect apart from effectiveness.
Considering the mode of administration is simply a vehicle for delivering the direct health benefits offered by a drug to patients, we opted to specify the alternative products as drugs that are identical in every aspect apart from the manner in which they are administered to patients.
Another aspect, apart from the actual delivered treatment time, is that it still remains a matter of debate when to start, but also when to stop RRT, and this discussion is ongoing.
Budapest is only a 2.5 hour flight from London but in some aspects worlds apart in how the creative industries are developing and a part of every day public life, and how they fit alongside other sectors.
They were a part of the city, extending up to 3 miles (5 km) from its ancient Roman wall, yet in crucial aspects were set apart from it; they were also an integral part of a complex civic structure common to the walled medieval and Renaissance metropolis, a marginal geopolitical domain that was nonetheless central to the symbolic and material economy of the city.
