The phrase "aspects of the constitution" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing different features, elements, or components of a constitution in a legal or political context.
Example: "The aspects of the constitution that protect individual rights are crucial for maintaining democracy."
Alternatives: "features of the constitution" or "elements of the constitution".
Fourth, notions of rights became key aspects of the constitution.
–What aspects of the constitution does or might your group challenge?
National preoccupations also mean that different countries will fasten on different aspects of the constitution.
There is nothing terribly complicated about this principle, which is based on several aspects of the Constitution, acts of Congress, and Supreme Court decisions over the years.
He was active in formulating the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut (1639), which later helped shape aspects of the Constitution of the United States of America.
While she has called for making the country's Senate fully elected and curbing judges' power to disband political parties, she has avoided challenging other aspects of the Constitution, including the infamous lèse-majesté laws that ban criticism of the monarchy.
The Electoral College, Mr. Pildes says, is the "least well designed aspect" of the Constitution, devised at the end of the convention when the founders were "tired," "groping" and "not paying an enormous amount of attention".
At their private conference scheduled for Nov. 20, the justices plan to consider some 10 requests that they address various aspects of what the Constitution has to say about same-sex marriage.
But under the current Republican model, you'd think it was sacrosanct -- perhaps one of the more occult aspects of their "strict constructionist" view of the Constitution.
Each party or bloc is quite likely to seek political advantage from aspects of the new constitution.
So this season we've had the show hinge its plotting on the more arcane and unlikely aspects of the US constitution, such as how it is theoretically possible for a president to be ousted.
