The phrase "aspects expressed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the various elements or features that have been articulated or communicated in a particular context.
Example: "The report highlights the different aspects expressed by the participants during the discussion."
Alternatives: "elements conveyed" or "features articulated".
They involve the design and modeling of various system aspects expressed usually through different paradigms.
Escaping and avoidance were the most used due to religious aspects, expressed through perseverance and optimistic attitudes as a way to solve problems, which is directly related to responsibility acceptance and self-control.
To compare the different versions of the Perinatal Loss Workshop, all observations were counted and analysed as dichotomous categorical variables with the proportion of "best aspects" expressed as a percentage of the total feedback ("best aspects" and "quality improvement observations") to give a "total quality score".
The programme leads us through a series of introductory dances, both abstract and narrative, before culminating in "Vibhakta", a love song to the duality of the human spirit in which the male and female aspects express their mutual adoration.
Areal aspects express the overall plan form and dimensions of drainage basins.
This is called opinion passage on aspect, expressing opinion as a group of consecutive sentences.
The joint probability of the observed variables is the marginalization over the latent aspects as expressed by (6).
MFECP, which contains wild-type CP but is identical to MFEdmCP in all other aspects, was expressed and purified in parallel experiments.
You could call it "Women in Love"; one aspect, astoundingly expressed in one pas de deux after another, is that love is not always enough.
Until the early 1950s, the screen shape, or aspect ratio (expressed as the ratio of frame width to frame height), was generally 1.33 to 1, or 4 to 3. In the mid-1950s the ratio became standardized at 1.85 to 1 in the United States and 1.66 or 1.75 to 1 in Europe.
This aspect was expressed in all classical debates, which were based upon the elementary traditional epistemological categories of name (ming) and actualities (shi).
