The phrase "aspects from which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different perspectives or elements that contribute to a particular topic or analysis.
Example: "There are several aspects from which we can evaluate the effectiveness of the new policy."
Alternatives: "perspectives from which" or "dimensions from which".
In this landscape, surgery has a supportive actor role integrated with other welfare aspects from which are not severable.
Convergence detection issues are investigated on pure algorithmic aspects, from which we provide an efficient exact approach to compute global convergence residual norms, by means of non-blocking synchronization.
The dependencies can be defined between aspects from which a relative weight-age can be calculated for every aspect describing its importance as has been described in [72].
In relation to our model, and concerning the taxonomy of dimensions and indicators proposed, it can be said that emphasis is not placed on the importance of the teacher or student role, but rather on those aspects from which the teaching-learning model should be approached.
These dimensions are aspects from which a culture can be compared with other cultures.
The organisational structure within each setting may contain unique aspects from which it may not be possible to generalise to other NHS settings in England.
The design chart has been obtained for the isotropic plates with various aspect ratios from which the corresponding critical loads can be found.
Nevertheless, as the son of a Jewish family living on a Jewish block in a predominantly Jewish section of Newark — fully aware of the aspects of life from which Jews were excluded — he suspected that "America" (as in: Mark Twain, Sinclair Lewis, Thomas Wolfe) was to be found somewhere else.
What must be claimed by the defender of autonomy-based liberalism is that the ability in question is to change those aspects of oneself from which one is deeply alienated (or with which one does not identify, etc).
In the present study, serial parameters were obtained and could reflect the changes of tumor perfusion from different aspects (Table 1), from which ISI stood out.
The concept of 'gender' is commonly used to refer to the social aspects of being a man or a woman, differentiated from their biological aspects, for which the concept of 'sex' is used [ 36].
