The phrase "aspects of the processing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing different elements or features involved in a processing task or system.
Example: "The report highlighted several aspects of the processing that could be improved for better efficiency."
Alternatives: "elements of the processing" or "features of the processing".
However, aspects of the processing problem persisted; in particular, the coordination of rhythm, and its "mapping" and notation within the music, continued to trouble me (at school, I had struggled to play three in the left hand against four in the right).
In particular, the different aspects of the processing of dielectric layers are discussed as functions of plasma density, pulse duration, and layer characteristics (thickness and permittivity).
Many aspects of the processing of plant miRNA precursors are still unknown.
Thus it appears that spoken primes modulate more aspects of the processing of spoken targets (present study) than they modulate aspects of the processing of written targets (previous cross-modal study).
Could chilling of the fruit or other aspects of the processing of the grapes influence these responses?
Therewith, aspects of the processing system underlying the central negativity do not necessarily need to involve lexical representations.
Most of these regions were associated with various aspects of the pain processing.
The contributions have come in several forms and have concerned many aspects of the lexical processing system.
Our preprocessing technique allows both the estimation of missing data and the removal of artificial offsets (Kitagawa, 2010), but our analyses do not use any of the results of these aspects of the data processing.
Important aspects of the data processing by selecting only the bioactivity type of interest, dealing with duplicates, removing missing data and salt groups, descriptors calculation, and data normalization are handled in a very flexible and consistent manner.
However, measurement of neural metabolism with methods such as PET sheds little light on the temporal aspects of the neural processing of faces and objects in chimpanzees.
