The phrase "aspects existing in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various elements or features that are present within a particular context or subject matter.
Example: "The study examined the various aspects existing in the current educational system."
Alternatives: "elements present in the" or "features found in the".
Although sports engineering programmes typically incorporate aspects of existing courses in the broad fields of mechanical and electronic engineering, there are other skills that are specifically required for sports engineers to possess.
The first purpose of the present paper is to highlight the mechanical aspect of entropy property, complementary to the thermal aspect, and the definitions already existing in classical thermodynamics literature.
[See, for example, Meinshausen and Buhlmann (2006) for a related theoretical result.] An important aspect that is overlooked in the existing methods in the literature is the following: for graphical Granger modeling, the question we are interested in is whether the entire series x t −1, x t −2,… provides additional information for the prediction of y t.
The mechanism with the most statistical support is thus consistent with aspects from all existing proposals in the literature.
Some of the existing works in the literature has investigated the technical and economic aspects of DG units.
Number of studies cited in this review suggest the need to strengthen various aspects of the existing health system in the country, especially regarding the post-conflict regions and populations [ 10, 18, 20, 61].
Measurement of performance is a fundamental aspect of network evaluation, yet there is no existing framework in the literature that is relevant in the present context.
Another important aspect is having knowledge of existing bias in the raw data, such as missing reports, inconsistent reports or delay in reporting, and moreover being aware how these may affect the output of the analysis.
Our model, problem formulation, and methods differ from existing ones in the following major aspects.
This superior overall performance is due to an adaptability inherent in the method, which allows the most-desirable aspects of existing schemes to be applied only in the appropriate conditions.
