The phrase "aspects of text" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing different features, elements, or characteristics of a written work.
Example: "In our analysis, we will explore the various aspects of text, including tone, style, and structure."
Alternatives: "elements of text" or "features of text".
3), but that work quickly established him as a composer with a keen sensitivity to both the pictorial and emotional aspects of text setting as well as the technical and expressive demands of vocal writing.
This task comprises the extraction of well-defined aspects of text from newspapers written in English, the TR task relations were shown in Table 1 (see Sect. 2.1).
Structure maps likely play a vital role in many aspects of text use, such as re-reading and knowledge updating, so that their support is an important consideration in the design of on-line texts.
Two textual metrics "Frequency Rank" (FR) and "Intimacy" are proposed in this paper to measure the word using and collocation characteristics which are two important aspects of text style.
Focusing on the visual presentation as well as the organizational aspects of text documents, Tsonos and Kouroupetroglou [8] identified the following: 1. Logical layer: associates content with architectural elements such as headings, titles/subtitles, chapters, paragraphs, tables, lists, footnotes, and appendices.
Summative and thematic analyses captured essential aspects of text and achieved consensus on key themes.
In his view, the future of mobile advertising is intertwined with one of the most delightful aspects of texting, which is emoji.
This research assumes that addressing these aspects of text-mining have an impact on the quality of the achieved results.
For the focus areas, the revision-oriented comments focus on the global aspects of texts (idea development, organization of ideas, purpose and audience) and local aspects of texts (wording, grammar and punctuations).
Di Giovanni and Nagaswami (2001) Global aspects of texts such as ideas and organization of ideas more than FFPR interactions.
Vorobel and Kim (2014) Global aspects of their texts such as organization of ideas, consistency of ideas and clarity of ideas and local aspects of texts including form-based issues as vocabulary, using information from L1 sources in L2 writing, and mechanics such as punctuation and formatting.
