The phrase "aspects of the language" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different features, elements, or characteristics of a particular language.
Example: "In our linguistics class, we will explore various aspects of the language, including grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation."
Alternatives: "features of the language" or "elements of the language".
But there are other aspects of the language you use that might indeed strengthen what we would be putting (forward).
It's as if Sheldon were speaking a foreign tongue; certain ordinary aspects of the language – its emotional registers; simplicity as opposed to bluntness – are unavailable to him.
If you know the most basic aspects of the language of interior design, you can speak in any idiom, be it modern or traditional or in between.
In an intermediate-English class, "I was trying to push the spoken aspects of the language," Fyfield-Shayler recalled in an interview for a documentary film produced in Britain last year.
Orthodox Christian and Muslim communities had lived side by side, if not always amicably, for centuries before the rise of nationalism, and minority groups had assimilated aspects of the language, customs and religious practices of their birthplaces.
The following subsections detail the most important aspects of the language.
The second section unpacks some aspects of the language-futures connect and moves on to explore the sensory as a domain of embodied futures work that we all acknowledge and work with in different ways.
In addition, with the exception of Oko (Niger-Congo: Benue-Congo; cf. Akerejola 2005), studies on African and American languages cover small aspects of the languages rather than being comprehensive descriptions (see Atoyebi 2010 for a non-SFL reference grammar of Oko).
In Japanese, they govern every aspect of the language: verbs, adverbs, adjectives, nouns and even pronouns.
Thus, a key aspect of the language tourism market system will be depicted from the perspective of the supply.
During that week, various activities focusing on the Arabic language are conducted, with an evident emphasis on the symbolic aspect of the language.
