The phrase "aspects of commercialization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different elements or features related to the process of making something commercially viable or profitable.
Example: "The report highlights several aspects of commercialization that need to be addressed for the product to succeed in the market."
Alternatives: "elements of commercialization" or "features of commercialization".
Then, in the second year, they complete a number of elective courses that allow them some flexibility in shaping their Technology Commercialization (Tech Comm) MBA in the direction of greatest interest, whether that be the management, finance, marketing, or accounting aspect of commercialization, or indeed all of them.
This documentary describes several aspects of the commercialization of the pharmaceutical industry and elaborates on several marketing techniques.
Even though most of the income comes from goat husbandry and potentially mainly from its milk products, all aspects of their commercialization from the product's processing to its marketing are extremely rudimentary and highly disadvantageous for the producers.
Perhaps the most troublesome aspect of campus commercialization is that research decisions are now being based on possible profits, not on the inherent value of knowledge.
He holds a B.S. in a chemical engineering and a Ph.D. in biomedical engineering, both from Rutgers University". "Eric Novik works at a startup company and is involved in all aspects of development and commercialization of patented microfluidic, cell-based platforms for use in drug discovery and development, consumer and industrial product testing, and related fields.
Comprehensive analytical characterization is one of the most vital technical aspects of the development and commercialization of a biotechnology product, because it provides a molecular snapshot of the product as generated by the process.
Aside from technology commercialization, other aspects of her job require an understanding of medicine, clinical trial applications and regulations, financial management, and regulatory affairs.
However, a fascinating somewhat less told aspect of the program was that it came about because of commercialization!
Considering all these factors, there is ample scope for more intense research on various aspects of fruit wine production leading to commercialization and diversification to meet the consumer demand.
