The phrase "aspects that work" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing elements or features of a system, project, or idea that are effective or successful.
Example: "In our analysis, we identified several aspects that work well in the current marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "effective elements" or "successful features".
This can be positive feedback on aspects that work well and might be shared as best practices.
"Our strengths are in the quality of research, individual attention to students, and the program aspects that work to develop a network of colleagues that these students can rely on throughout their careers," Hannigan explains.
However, it is our impression that our respondents presented a balanced story, and appreciated the opportunity to reflect on aspects that work well and less well.
As I noted in my retro reviews this week, while 2005's Fantastic Four and its 2007 sequel, Rise of the Silver Surfer, aren't necessary good, each has aspects that work, and neither was an outright flop.
The aspects that worked for me ― and I use the idea of it "working" somewhat loosely ― have more to do with Hollywood's present landscape than anything else.
Our findings highlight positive aspects that worked well to support feasible implementation, as has been found in other studies.
We outline how the initiative was implemented, the aspects that worked well, and the key limitations identified in the sub-national application of this approach.
In addition to these key issues of organization and style, there are also some conceptual aspects that need work: 1) The paper seems to concern only rigid, constant, fronto-parallel motion.
8. "Apollo and Aurora Gerarddede Lairesse (1641-1711) The Met's Dutch paintings focus largely on work produced in Protestant merchant cities, and on aspects of that work: burgomaster portraits; genre scenes and still lifes.
One of the important aspects of that work was the consideration of a qualitative property, namely crystal morphology, along with other physico-chemical properties (quantitative) of the solvents within the modeling framework.
The main objective of this study was to complement the findings of [Strigul et al. (2008]), at the same time simplifying and generalizing aspects of that work.
