The phrase "aspects of a shared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements or features that are common or collectively experienced among a group or community.
Example: "We need to explore the various aspects of a shared understanding to improve our collaboration."
Alternatives: "elements of a common" or "features of a collective".
Together these aspects are part of a shared normative culture that is less mobile than the data to which it refers.
The counts of a shared aspect [70] describing snippets in the corpus of documents have been collected for processing in [69].
Featuring the brilliant Kabaka Pyramid, the song is a homage to the best aspects of our shared culture and to positive-thinking people everywhere.
The jurors described emotions provoked by different aspects of their shared experience.
Understanding these expectations, then, may also shed light on some aspects of thinking shared by the so-called "Bernie Bros".
Given the fact that the clustering of Pdu-Gsx and Pdu-Xlox has been conserved since the time of the PDA, perhaps the commonalities in aspects of their expression reflect a shared regulatory mechanism, such as a shared enhancer(s), which in turn constrains this clustered arrangement.
The analysis of the BLAT similarities between the TIGR BtGI and bFLICS is complicated by the fact that because multiple TCs can represent a single locus by virtue of alternative splice forms, mis-assembly, or other aspects of shared gene structure, a single bFLIC may be similar to multiple TCs besides its parent TC.
First, our genetic data show that all tested phenotypic aspects of sub are shared by an mutants.
"By design, Facebook emphasizes the sharing aspects of the site — sharing, liking, commenting, and so forth.
66 This is not an aspect of rhythm shared by normal speech or action, although other aspects like metrical structure may represent hierarchical sequencing.
