The phrase "aspects to form" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to elements or components that contribute to a formation or structure, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "There are several aspects to form a successful team, including communication and collaboration."
Alternatives: "elements to create" or "components to develop".
Thus based on these statistic data and analysis, ecological security research in China may be emphasized from the following aspects: (1) to form the theoretical system of ecological security and to integrate the technical methods; (2) to improve ecological security warning mechanisms and environmental monitoring; and (3) to improve ecological security maintenance and management system.
These aspects integrate to form the framework in which to place the demonstration culture project.
Parameters including distance of blood donors from blood facilities, experience factor of donors in blood facilities and advertising budget in blood facilities are considered social aspects and applied to form utility function used in this paper.
Plato's account initiated the long tradition of reflection that was continued in Neo-Platonism and in aspects of Stoicism to form the foundation of the argument that organic beings could not be explained by chance-like processes either in their origins or in their complex design.
Some countries have even used certain aspects of this to form their own Integrated Disease Surveillance Units [ 41].
Apart from simplifying and translating the questionnaire into Chinese, culturally relevant additional questions of respect and food aspect were included to form a self-completing questionnaire consisting of 28 questions with a 5-point scale.
At Oxford, where he was taught for a time by Edmund Blunden, he already knew his task as a poet: it was to fuse the "cynic and lyric" aspects of his nature to form "a balanced style".
Each of these aspects can be combined to form a user, object or place, security policy.
