The phrase "aspects of a contract" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the various elements or features that make up a contract.
Example: "When reviewing the agreement, it is important to consider all the aspects of a contract, including terms, conditions, and obligations."
Alternatives: "elements of a contract" or "features of a contract".
That is another reason the Yankees will wait until every aspect of a contract with Giambi has been completed before publicizing it.
This serration is probably caused by local contraction of the muscular layers giving it a starfish appearance, a well-known MRI aspect of a contracted bowel and anal sphincter muscle (Fig. 2).
This chapter discusses the legal aspects of a civil contract.
The external provider managed all aspects of the contracts of a group of hospitals worth over £100 million, which were described as "very expensive and quite difficult to control" (Joel, external consultant).
"They are not living up to all aspects of the contract," Mr. Marrero said, adding that a formal performance evaluation to be released next week on 34 criteria would be a "mixed bag".
It was also found that the EPC contracting scheme could work very well for power projects, especially in the cases where the contractor is in a good position to understand all legal aspects of the contract, including the allocation of risks.
Through it all, leaders like the U.A.W. president, Ron Gettelfinger, must gauge the reaction of individual workers to aspects of the contract, because officials do not want to risk an internal defeat that could force them to reopen talks.
The bill, which is expected to come up for a vote in the House today, would send disputed aspects of the contract to binding arbitration.
"Nonetheless, the company recognizes that as a first-time government contractor, its administration of some accounting aspects of the contract did not meet the rigorous record-keeping requirements imposed on federal contractors".
