The phrase "aspects relevant for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific elements or factors that are pertinent to a particular topic or situation.
Example: "In our analysis, we will focus on the aspects relevant for understanding consumer behavior in the digital age."
Alternatives: "factors pertinent to" or "elements applicable to".
The homodimeric flavoenzyme is compared to the related human GR with focus on structural aspects relevant for drug design.
In this contribution, we discuss the main aspects relevant for designing a cable with a sufficiently low AC loss level.
This paper reviews the quantitative and qualitative aspects relevant for accessibility metrics and empirical studies addressing these aspects in relation to health.
In operation of industrial processes situations should identify operational aspects relevant for control agent's decision making in plant supervision and control.
A comprehensive update of structural, chemical, radiochemical and biological aspects relevant for the use of these compounds in the design of radiopharmaceuticals is presented and discussed.
The interface abstraction is to keep only the aspects relevant for the usage of the component and the construction of the interface abstraction of the architecture.
The formation of distinct poles of contraction and expansion reflects that the cells are able to push themselves forward, again indicating that cellular adhesion is not the only aspect relevant for the migratory process itself.
Analyses showed that items were generally easily understood and represented a good coverage of core aspects relevant to patients' needs for self-managing hypertension.
But there is of course also the problem of relevance: what aspects are relevant for the problem at hand; which properties do we need to take into consideration?
The emphasis is on the more practical aspects directly relevant for LHC applications.
Other aspects identified relevant for formative future FP evaluations were the following.
