The phrase "aspects in practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the practical application or implementation of certain elements or features in a specific context.
Example: "The workshop focused on the various aspects in practice of sustainable farming techniques."
Alternatives: "elements in action" or "features in application".
Much fewer significant SNPs detected by L1-TDT compared with MMRA in this study present consistent evidence for this aspect in practice.
Obviously, there are many aspects in clinical practice that lurk in the areas of no specific evidence yet considered to be perfectly acceptable because they are based on sound and generally accepted biological/physiological/anatomical/pathological concepts combined with longstanding and widespread experience.
Although there is a relationship between the nursing work environment and patient experiences of the quality of care, it is not clear how this relationship is formed and characterised from the perspective of Dutch nurses, and which aspects in daily practice influence patient experiences.
Different aspects of catalysts in practice including deactivation are discussed.
Both technical and economic aspects, greatly concerned in practice, have been taken into consideration in the project justification.
Authors of both papers argue that this space should be one in which the tacit, intangible and relational dimensions of care can be voiced, and heard, as important aspects of quality in practice.
An important aspect in the practice of medieval Christianity was the veneration of saints, and the associated pilgrimages to places where particular saint's relics were interred and their tradition honoured.
Improving medication adherence is a significant aspect in clinical practice and research.
However, there is very little study focusing on learners' psychological aspects in implementing shadowing practice.
