The phrase "aspects of the expectations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different elements or components related to what is anticipated or required in a particular context.
Example: "In our meeting, we will explore the various aspects of the expectations set forth by the management team."
Alternatives: "elements of the expectations" or "components of the expectations".
Some of the aspects of the end-time expectation of Pietism were revived in the French Revolution's political and social programs.
Another aspect of the ethical expectation is that businesses will conduct their affairs in a fair and objective fashion even in those cases when laws do not provide guidance or dictate courses of action.
With the exception of technologies associated with supersonic lift and control, few other aspects of the Navaho met designers' expectations.
Empowering models as workers could potentially help them stand up against other aspects of the industry, like unhealthy expectations about dieting.
In experiments this may be so because of uncontrolled aspects of the players' preferences or expectations, and in field studies it may be because no one knows the details of the game many moves off the equilibrium path.
All six variants are aspects of the individual's personal expectations and values.
During the road inspection emphasis was placed on how drivers might perceive or adjust their behavior to the features of the roadway, allowing the identification of any aspects of the roadway where drivers' expectations about the road and traffic might be violated or where the layout fails to give the right message [2], [11].
This paper discusses many aspects of "casualty expectation", defined as the expected number of people suffering death or injury due to a spacecraft entry event, normally used when planning the end-of-life disposal of satellites.
Several aspects of the data do not fit the expectations of a neutral model, as assessed by coalescent simulations.
Our resequencing survey of NAT2 variation in geographically dispersed human populations showed that several aspects of the data do not fit the expectations of a neutral model.
