The phrase "aspects that prevent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing factors or elements that hinder or obstruct a particular outcome or action.
Example: "There are several aspects that prevent us from achieving our goals, including lack of resources and insufficient planning."
Alternatives: "factors that hinder" or "elements that obstruct".
"Stopping Short of an Ideal Commute (April 22 )" addressed one of the troubling aspects that prevents more use of trains to help take cars off our overburdened highways.
Terminology (60%), illustrations (20%) and nutrition recommendations (20%) were the aspects that prevented elderly subjects from fully understanding the booklet.
As shown in Figure 3, the majority (60%) of older adult subjects who did not understand the content in the booklet reported that terminology (60%), followed by illustrations (20%) and nutrition recommendations (20%) were the aspects that prevented them from understanding.
Many martial arts instructors do not understand the minute aspects of form that prevent people from injuring themselves while executing a high number of repetitions of a single technique.
It is possible that we did not include respondents from groups that face constraints that prevent them from benefiting from key aspects of the intervention.
Earlier, we had provided several lines of evidence that point toward multiple aspects of host alterations that prevent execution of host immune response [7].
Stillness practices allow the aspects of the mind that prevent clear insight fade away, as otherwise it can be like looking through foggy or blacked-out lenses.
More recently the courts have tended to grant anonymised orders that prevent virtually every other aspect of any restricted subject from being reported.
The closest connections might be drawn with certain aspects of contemporary virtue ethics and some aspects of Natural Law theory, although there are many specific differences that prevent assimilation to these traditions as well (Sloan 1999 in Maienschein and Ruse 1999).
