The phrase "aspects of an issue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing different elements or components related to a particular problem or topic.
Example: "In our meeting, we will explore the various aspects of the issue to find a comprehensive solution."
Alternatives: "facets of a problem" or "dimensions of a topic."
At the same time, studies of human cognition show that when people grapple with opposing insights, they understand the different aspects of an issue and come up with effective solutions.
The main reason is that visual representations reveal different aspects of an issue in a systematic way, ranging from simple parliamentary information (such as voting records) to profound socio-political issues that lie behind shapes and colors.
In addition to simplifying and managing complex information, metaphors shape our perspective on politics through the particular lens of their source concepts by foregrounding and backgrounding various aspects of an issue (Edelman 1971; Fairclough 1992; Chilton 1996).
"I would prefer that students have the ability to learn all aspects of an issue," Bachmann said.
Part of this is a result of our tendency for acceptance by degrees: as a society we often express empathy for the new or the "strange" incrementally, engaging first with the aspects of an issue that seem the least alien to us, and slowly working out from there.
14 15 News frames, or the central organising ideas, can highlight certain aspects of an issue or topic over others and affect readers' resonance with a story.
The mayor, who likes to place a razor focus on one aspect of an issue and not be distracted, said he would also concentrate on picking his appointees to the new board.
Even recognizing the legal aspect of an issue, and the subsequent need to seek legal assistance to solve it, can be arduous.
Although readers can comment on any aspect of an issue, it is reasonable to assume that the focus of comments and the ensuing conversation that develops among commenters will be influenced by the specific content of the news story to which the commenters are responding.
