The phrase "aspects that support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements or features that provide assistance or reinforcement to a particular idea, argument, or concept.
Example: "In our analysis, we will focus on the aspects that support our main thesis regarding climate change."
Alternatives: "elements that reinforce" or "factors that aid".
Another possible limitation that several researchers found is that students focus selectively on the scientific evidence and other aspects that support their own views and values.
Thus growth of biotechnology and development of new tools now support the important expansion to include a diversity of new aspects that support moving beyond conventional immunization approaches and obtaining new information defining vaccine components [ 1- 3].
During this period broad discussion has surrounded this subject, ranging from the legal aspects that support these decisions to the ethical aspects of the decisions themselves [ 1- 9], specifically when to make them (and what are the criteria), who should decide (and who should be involved) and how should such decisions be applied (the practical approach to the patient).
This platform goes after a balance between technological and social aspects that support and promote collaboration and communication among organisation members.
The MLP can then theoretically be extended not only to describe the social aspects that support or hinder the breakthrough of (sustainable) technologies but also of social innovations.
The "structure" consists of the physical and organizational aspects that support and direct the provision of care.
Leading critics within Obama's own party gave a cautious welcome to the president's speech, as they prepared for the pending fight in Congress by seizing on aspects that supported more lasting reform.
The increased NREM sleep is thought to be an important aspect that supports the onset of fever; as during this phase the brain and body temperature is reduced, along with metabolic activity [37].
The increased NREM sleep is thought to be an important aspect that supports the onset of fever; as during this phase the brain and body temperature is reduced, along with metabolic activity [ 37].
