The phrase "aspects to be defined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements or features that require clarification or specification in a particular context.
Example: "In our project, there are several aspects to be defined before we can move forward with the implementation."
Alternatives: "elements to clarify" or "features to specify".
Albeit several aspects remain to be defined regarding the conformation and function of native apoB-100, particularly regarding molecular interplays between particle lipids and the apoB-100, this study shows the potential of cryo-EM in resolving at least some of the concealed structural details of native LDL particles also at the physiological body temperature.
The Love Triangle Phenomenon has a few further aspects that need to be defined.
The time window for administration and the dose of each compound are key aspects that need to be defined.
First, the motivations and value systems and their corresponding biodiversity aspects or entities have to be defined.
Thus, proper features that represent and correlate different aspects of the data need to be defined in order to take advantage of the time-series nature of such data.
Our findings indicate that RAP plays a focal role in the biology of amyloid deposition either by regulating the maturation of proteins that modulate APP processing and Aβ metabolism, or by directly modulating other yet to be defined aspects of amyloidogenesis.
The MIC is a useful theoretical concept, but its utility in dose finding and other aspects of therapeutic assessment remains to be defined.
This is very likely due to the fact the operational aspects of the proposals are envisaged to be defined, and analytically developed, by subsequent delegated acts.
In the scoping, the goal and scope of the study are defined and the aspects to be addressed are decided upon.
Consequently, it is imperative that the statistical aspects of the sampling protocols be defined.
