The phrase "aspects of segregation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing different elements or features related to segregation in various contexts, such as social, economic, or educational issues.
Example: "The study examined the various aspects of segregation in urban neighborhoods, highlighting the impact on community resources."
Alternatives: "elements of segregation" or "features of segregation".
Some in our LGBT community still don't get that, but wasn't that the point of so much of the pettier aspects of segregation of the Old South, the segregated drinking fountains, lunch counters, etc.? -- it was to dehumanize African Americans, and make them vulnerable for far more serious physical violence and discrimination.
Though aspects of segregation law had been struck down before World War II, Mr. Carter's task was still daunting.
These findings underscore the multidimensional aspects of segregation and the need for theoretically-driven measurement decisions that include the possibility of several segregation dimensions in a single analytic model.
The system is not perfect since Rex historically represented the privileged class and often emphasized aspects of segregation within the city.
The shortage of musicians during the war led to a relaxation in some aspects of segregation, including in The Royal's band, which began hiring white musicians soon after the war.
This aspect of segregation analysis was not applied in this study, but software such as Mendel [ 29] can be used for this purpose.
We investigated the kinetic as well as thermodynamic aspects of surface segregation in blends of random copolymers of styrene and acrylonitrile (SAN) with different acrylonitrile contents (22.5 and 27.2 wt%) annealed at 163°C.
Which is fine and dandy, except for the coincidence that major league baseball itself was probably one of the great cultural aspects of forced segregation in the first half of the 20th century, as we've been talking about recently with the great Jackie Robinson film from Ken Burns.
A large number of the genes required for different aspects of chromosome segregation have been identified.
To get more detailed insight in the functions of Mps1 kinase activity during mitosis, we examined various aspects of chromosome segregation in our cell lines by time-lapse microscopy.
This information provides a firmer framework for investigating aspects of chromosome segregation and will allow epigenetic features associated with the process to be more accurately mapped.
