The phrase "aspects of corruption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different elements or features related to corruption in various contexts, such as politics, business, or society.
Example: "The report highlighted several aspects of corruption that need to be addressed to improve governance."
Alternatives: "elements of corruption" or "features of corruption".
They distinguish between two aspects of corruption: pervasiveness (how rampant bribery is, and how easy it is to tell if bribery is acceptable) and arbitrariness (the likelihood of whether the bribe will result in the requested service).
"That is without going close to parliamentary and political integrity, to political finance risks and to all the other aspects of corruption that really worry the community, just as if not more powerfully than the types of corruption problems that occur within the public service or law enforcement or at the coalface".
Slowly and methodically, she exposed every aspect of corruption in professional cycling, from doping to gross gender inequality.
The Panama Papers shed a sliver of light on the aspect of corruption that is perhaps most damaging and difficult to tackle: legal corruption and state capture (versus the illegal activities revealed by the Unaoil scandal).
What is more astonishing is his success in joining the amiably picaresque aspects of the corruption -- India's and Ram's -- with the ghastly evil of its underside.
Later, he left a Washington firm specializing in white-collar litigation to clerk for Robert N. Chatigny, a federal judge who has recently heard some aspects of the corruption inquiry.
The commission found that various aspects of the corruption stretched back into the 1980s, and continued well into the 2000s.
Second, in numerous MDGs surveys (12, 36) as well as in the post-2015 consultations (22), aspects of governance and corruption are less apparent even if corruption can deeply hurt health outcomes.
One aspect of the corruption of Congress by lax campaign-finance laws is that committees that attract the attention of well-heeled interest groups — and which therefore generate large campaign contributions — have been greatly enlarged.
Extracts from the statement said that both Lula and Rousseff knew about aspects of the Petrobras corruption scheme.
None of those held has been put on trial yet.MurkyMany aspects of the anti-corruption drive remain murky.
