The phrase "aspects to assess" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various elements or factors that need to be evaluated or analyzed in a particular context.
Example: "In our project review, we identified several key aspects to assess in order to improve our outcomes."
Alternatives: "factors to evaluate" or "elements to analyze".
We distinguish among nine primary aspects to assess cultural heritage places: history, architecture, structure, environment, legislation, plans, time, users and economy.
Cost The cost factor is one of the most important aspects to assess the backhaul solution.
In brief, the proposed framework considers various aspects to assess the trustworthiness of the reported event such as plausibility and probability.
We used these five aspects to assess access to the practice.
Loss to follow-up and completeness of study data are important aspects to assess the potential for study attrition bias (Schemper and Smith, 1996; Clark et al, 2002).
Future clinical trials need to measure not only health outcomes, but also implementation, acceptability, and usage aspects to assess adverse effects on currently recommended best practices, in order to mitigate these risks and potentially reverse them.
In our study, we also used the same approach but added a qualitative aspect to assess the reliability and validity of our quantitative findings.
We reviewed 67 of these (including a representative set from each aspect, comprising 10% of the annotations in that aspect), to assess whether we could update the literature-based annotations based on the computational predictions.
We understand it is a difficult aspect to assess and include in information systems unless the physician in charge of the patient completes the discharge form, a claim that should be evaluated in future research.
Alternatively, after few days implantation the major aspect to assess was the host inflammatory response elicited against these implants and, actually, this was very similar for cell-free scaffolds and those seeded with human or rat ADSCs.
The three aspects necessary to assess the tephra clean-up operations for response and recovery are: the quantity of material to collect, transport, and dispose; cost of operations; and duration of operations.
