The phrase "aspects of such a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various features or elements related to a particular subject or topic.
Example: "The report examines the aspects of such a complex issue, highlighting the challenges and opportunities involved."
Alternatives: "elements of such a" or "features of such a".
Nonetheless, any manager is entitled to revel in aspects of such a clear victory.
Because her corpse was inside, he informed them, shrugging off the macabre aspects of such a discovery.
But the process of genetically engineering a human genome into the Neanderthal version would probably raise many objections, as would several other aspects of such a project.
Donoghue is also very effective at conveying the gruelling monotony of imprisonment and the way that the hopelessness of the situation permeates even the most mundane aspects of such a life.
Mr. Jeffries said Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly had "given us no indications" the department would violate the law, but the senator conceded that the naturally "secretive or highly confidential" aspects of such a paramilitary organization made it hard to trust completely.
Physics does seem to tell us that certain aspects of such a world would be unknowable.
A single review cannot account for all aspects of such an enormously vast subject.
The internal coordination and control aspects of such an architecture is addressed.
Let us mention a few specific aspects of such an antifragile planning, related to both the urbs and the civitas (Cecchini 2013).
For our purposes, we want to understand performance in terms of what you can get in a Cloud instance and require a set of benchmarks that tests different aspects of such an instance.
One of the interesting aspects of such an approach is that it is model-free and does not require the knowledge of the transition probabilities of the underlying Markov process.
