The phrase "aspects arise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the emergence or occurrence of different elements or features in a particular context.
Example: "In the study of human behavior, various aspects arise that influence decision-making processes."
Alternatives: "elements emerge" or "factors come up".
New aspects arise when generalizing two-way relay network with one relay to two-way relay network with multiple relays.
We thus designed a behavioral experiment along hypotheses derived from a computational model predicting that new neurons might be particularly relevant for learning conditions, in which novel aspects arise in familiar situations, thus putting high demands on the qualitative aspects of (re- learning.
Special ethical aspects arise when children (including newborns) are enrolled in field studies.
It also assumes that the spatial aspects arise from a nonseparable spatio‐temporal conditional autoregressive (STCAR) model, where the temporal aspect is a direct result of a plausible Markov structure.
When he foresaw religiously controversial aspects arising, he was always prompt to seek advice, and find ways through, which would enable him and other Catholic MPs to vote in favour.
During the 5th century the position subsequently referred to by the mainstream of Christianity as Nestorianism, associated with Nestorius and placing strong emphasis upon the human aspects of Jesus Christ at the expense of his divine aspects, arose from the Antiochene school.
The aspects arising in the identification of distributed parameter systems are analysed.
Related simulation and design methods are discussed, including also specific aspects arising for carbon fiber composite structures.
The article contributes to the general literature on interactions between different risk management regimes, and reveals specific aspects arising in clinically based forms of risk management.
Although the most part of AlmaContest projects, including the winner ones, refer to topics underlined during the participatory design phase, some significant aspects arose from this second design phase.
Mathematical features common to all hollow fiber bioreactors (HFBRs) operating with laminar flow are imbedded in the corresponding Green's functions on the lumen side, and thus separated from specific aspects arising from mass transport through the permeable wall.
