The phrase "aspects of more" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be intended to discuss various elements or features related to an increased quantity or degree of something, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The report highlighted several aspects of more effective communication strategies in the workplace."
Alternatives: "elements of increased" or "features of greater".
"We're interested in what their needs are, and it's likely that those needs will change significantly with time," he says, adding that many are actually comorbid, meaning that they have aspects of more than one learning difficulty.
Comparisons of the continental European criminal law with that based on the English common law of crimes also reveal significant differences in the definition of certain aspects of more serious crimes.
Cyd Zeigler, a founder of the site, wrote the article on Nicodemo and he said that Nicodemo's experience was not unusual; one of the most important aspects of more pro athletes coming out, Zeigler said, is the effect it has on athletes and coaches who are far from the spotlight.
There are, however, several criticisms which are broad enough in scope to include aspects of more than one tier.
Transformative aspects of more democratic knowledge creation have already been mentioned in the paragraphs above, especially in connection with improved health literacy.
Their positions are developed in close relation to the work of Scheler, who provided influential insights into the nature of groups (cf. 1913/16, 1923), and anticipate many aspects of more recent debates about "social ontology" (for some of these aspects, cf. Mulligan 2001, Schmid 2012, Schmid/Schweikard 2013).
As the traffic increased in size and diversity, however, security had to become an aspect of more parts of the overall system.
As an aspect of more or less unbroken local tradition, in towns such as Boulogne-la-Grasse and Ashbourne (Derbyshire), versions of folk football survived in France and Britain until the early 20th century.
This aspect of More's mental life must be borne in mind in any attempt to assess the coherence of his philosophy, and his significance as a philosopher.
One unforeseen aspect of more people coming to Florida proved to be an overwhelming problem.
Machine-to-machine technologies could make transport systems, buildings and other aspects of life more efficient.
