The phrase "aspects of speech" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different elements or features related to spoken language, such as phonetics, grammar, or semantics.
Example: "In our linguistics class, we will explore various aspects of speech, including articulation and intonation."
Alternatives: "features of speech" or "elements of speech".
In other stroke centers, a form of constraint-induced therapy -- figuratively tying down the tongue -- is being tried on stroke patients who have lost some aspects of speech.
But a better understanding of this phenomenon, as of other "slips of the tongue," may result from current work in the physiological and neurological aspects of speech production.
With the possible exception of some simple sensory systems and perhaps aspects of speech, there is not a one-to-one relation between brain processes and behavior, much less thought.
In an onstage discussion before the concert, Mr. Cassidy spoke of his interest in the "involuntary aspects of speech, which are so very legible," elements like moans and croaks and stutters.
But Ron says, "Maybe we'll also find more autistic children who struggle with the physical aspects of speech or motivation and therefore have been hard to assess for cognitive capacity, but in those cases, maybe we can find ways for them to communicate using digital devices, like Stephen Hawking.
Furthermore, phonetic experts found it difficult to say in many cases if the same person was reading the sentence.Dr Dellwo thinks it would be better to focus on rhythmic aspects of speech, such as the way a person lingers over vowels.
The fact that language traditionally has been viewed as species-specific to human beings argues an essential cerebral or mental component, and in the 19th century certain aspects of speech control and use were located in a particular part of the human brain (the Broca area, named for the 19th-century French surgeon who discovered it, Paul Broca).
"Polly was designed to address many of the more challenging aspects of speech generation," Amazon explains.
Interestingly, some aspects of speech in schizotypal versus control subjects were healthier under high cognitive load.
Pauses can be also considered in the terms of performative aspects of speech.
Deviations may concern prosodic or segmental aspects of speech or both.
