The phrase "aspects occurring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various elements or features that are happening or taking place in a particular context.
Example: "The report highlights several aspects occurring during the project that need further analysis."
Alternatives: "elements taking place" or "features happening".
However, far less is known about the energetic aspects occurring at such conditions.
The individual work packages of the project include for example identifying alternative testing methods for chemicals and additives in products, to avoid the enlargement of animal testing; risk assessment methodologies, as well as the consideration of life cycle assessment of and socio-economic aspects, occurring due to unintended appearance of additives.
The astrological aspects occurring now may explain it all, even though understanding them offers little relief or comfort, especially after last week's killing spree in Connecticut.
This could be valuable in order to conduct a more comprehensive assessment of the individual, relational and organizational aspects occurring to foster patient engagement in the care process, as well as to assess clinicians' communicative and relational practice aimed at sustaining patient activation [ 15, 65, 66].
However, additional more subtle aspects occur, ascribable to topographic changes induced by meandering dynamics and to their impact on the stochastic structure of the river stage time series.
While this enabled the technology-oriented aspects of the modern making, social aspects occurred even earlier in history: women met in common spaces for knitting, and they exchanged their knowledge and tools.
Overall, half of the unbearable aspects occurred in the domain of medical signs and symptoms.
The other half of the unbearable aspects occurred in the collective domains of loss of function, personal aspects, environment and nature and prognosis of disease.
Each case contained one variant of each design aspect and the mix was assigned so that no combination of the three aspects occurred twice.
The clinicians' perceptions of these aspects were examined by asking how often these three aspects occurred when care was transferred across clinicians (e.g. from a specialist to the primary care team).
More attention is paid to life expectancy, incurability of disease, medical treatments, main diagnosis and burden of treatment, but conversations on psychological, social and spiritual aspects occur less with case managers from an organization targeting patients receiving life prolonging and/or palliative care (compared to organizations targeting patients from diagnosis onwards).
