The phrase "aspects of covenant" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing different elements or features related to a covenant, often in legal, religious, or philosophical contexts.
Example: "The aspects of covenant in this agreement highlight the responsibilities and commitments of both parties involved."
Alternatives: "elements of covenant" or "features of covenant".
First, it has been noted that a most important aspect of covenant traditions common to most ancient cultures was the ritual identification of the oath taker with the sacrificial victim.
One aspect of the use of covenant may be cited in the famed Mayflower Compact of November 11, 1620 (drawn up by the Pilgrims, Separatists from the Church of England) by which a "civil body politic" was formed that would in turn enact laws and offices for the general good.
Although many different aspects of debt structures such as bond covenants and repayment schedules are empirically found to significantly influence values of bonds and equity, many theoretical structural models still oversimplify debt structures and fail to capture phenomena found in financial markets.
Perhaps we fall short of the many promises of covenant because covenant requires sacrifice.
The use of "covenant" has lost all meaning.
A detachment of Covenant follow the human vessel Pillar of Autumn from Reach to Halo, a ring-shaped Forerunner relic that the Covenant believe sacred.
An IGN article exploring the literary influences present in the Halo franchise commented on similarities between Halo and Orson Scott Card's Ender's Game: aspects of the SPARTAN Project and the design of the Covenant Drones are perceived as reminiscent of the super soldier program and Buggers found in the novel.
It thus displayed two key aspects of subsequent millennialism in the West: vast revivalist gatherings and the sense of a social covenant.
Jews agreed on many basic aspects of their religion and way of life, and they agreed that they did not want to surrender their covenant with God to accept the lure of pagan culture, but, when it came to details, they could disagree with one another violently.
