The phrase "aspects of state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different features, characteristics, or components related to a state, such as in political science or sociology.
Example: "The research focused on various aspects of state governance and their impact on citizen engagement."
Alternatives: "features of the state" or "elements of state".
The case, she said, raises arcane aspects of state law, but Thursday's ruling limits options for the president going forward.
The world would renounce important aspects of state sovereignty and create a new international order meant to keep the ultimate weapon at bay.
Questions remained about the university's compliance on aspects of state fire safety laws, which require formal fire drills in dormitories twice a year.
His own book has, in addition to the chapter on campaign finance, chapters on gun control, the death penalty, gerrymandering and aspects of state sovereignty.
Some of these cases could eventually end up in the Supreme Court, especially if there is ambiguity around whether the ACA preempts certain aspects of state constitutional amendments.
As the District Court noted, Congress has now permitted the States to extend important aspects of state powers over federal areas.
In this research work the authors reflect some aspects of state-of-the-art innovation management and product development processes.
For Clark, the donor focus on the technical aspects of state-building, such as service delivery, crucially overlooked more fundamental issues including reconciliation and political dialogue.
Here, I review some of the main aspects of state-of-the-art implantable systems that are either entering or already entered clinical applications.
But I like to think that teachers come to my events to gain new insight and knowledge into various aspects of state-of-the-art biomedical science as well as to discover new and exciting labs that they can bring back to their classrooms.
In addition to the three dimensions of road safety (as indicated in Fig. 2) the framework for the safety impact assessment of ITS should also cover the effects due to behavioural adaptation in addition to engineering effects, and be compatible with other aspects of state-of-the-art road safety theories [15].
