The phrase "aspects in isolation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements or features separately from their context or relationships with other elements.
Example: "To fully understand the issue, we must analyze the aspects in isolation before considering their interconnections."
Alternatives: "elements separately" or "features independently".
"We cannot work security aspects in isolation from the political track or the political vision," Saeb Erekat, the Palestinian negotiator, told CNN.
When YouTube means we now consume music's visual aspects in isolation rather than as part of a simultaneous audience of millions, can a single musical event or occasion ever take on huge historical meaning?
It is widely accepted that temperature, acidity (pH) and ionic strength play an important role in these processes, but studying these aspects in isolation ignores the interaction between variables.
Thirdly, our interpretation of what each factor might represent is descriptive, as tasks involving vision rely on the integrity of many different aspects of visual function and specific experimental paradigms are required to illustrate these different aspects in isolation.
Addressing just one aspect in isolation will not solve the problem and complex analytical frameworks are required, one example being Price and Hawkins [ 18].
Many authors have pointed up negative environmental impacts caused by healthcare, but these studies have focused on particular aspects of mitigation in isolation, and are for this reason not optimal.
Rather than focus on a few aspects of housing in isolation from spatial necessities or occupant demographics, the approach used in this study was to seek best practices for sustainable temporary housing that also accounts for local climatic conditions.
It can be argued that studying any of these aspects of cognition in isolation, as it is often the case in feature-deprived laboratory experiments, yields an over-simplified or over-specialized understanding of the true nature of brain function.
They argued that if aspects could be tested in isolation, AO testing should be easier than OO testing.
The major findings of this review can be summarized as follows: The role of forest and other vegetation in, and the impacts of deforestation and cultivation on, runoff, base flow, and soil erosion are complex, and it is important not to draw conclusions from results focused on individual aspects of the process in isolation.
The vast majority of these studies focused on only one or a few aspects of the problem in isolation.
