The phrase "aspects of going" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different elements or features related to the act of going or traveling.
Example: "In our discussion, we will explore the various aspects of going on a long journey, including preparation, budgeting, and safety."
Alternatives: "elements of traveling" or "features of movement".
One of the most difficult aspects of going back home is that you do not have a local network to support you at the beginning because nobody remembers who you are.
He was there to learn: Gunn told Sleigh, for instance, about sex clubs "with all the precision of someone describing the more technical aspects of going rafting down the Colorado River".
ONE of the most dispiriting aspects of going through university as a humanities major in the mid 1990s was the insistence on viewing everything or at least every work of literature through the prisms of race, class and gender.
There are suggestions that women are more pragmatic in what they expect to get from work, so less likely to feel disappointed - or else that women returning after being at home with children enjoy the social aspects of going back to work.
"We were then able to move on to the more technical aspects of going fast".
We also talked about many aspects of going to a conference from submitting an abstract and preparing beforehand to giving poster presentations, networking, and visiting the exhibit hall.
When Ms. Haskell turns to the more cinematic aspects of "Gone With the Wind," however, her arguments have more bite.
That urge has disappeared, though; he now particularly likes "the adventurous aspect of going somewhere to take a photo".
Of course, cost isn't the only consideration here — gyms have more activities than just exercise bikes, after all, and for some people, there's the social aspect of going to the gym to consider.
There is no method for paying for the meal directly through the app at the moment, a decision they made to further maintain that aforementioned human aspect of going to a restaurant.
And, yes, of course there's the social aspect of going to the cinema.
