The phrase "aspects under consideration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various factors or elements that are being evaluated or thought about in a particular context.
Example: "In our meeting, we will discuss the various aspects under consideration for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "factors being evaluated" or "elements being examined".
This paper intends to study the evolution and introduction of electronic devices specially for vehicles maintenance assistance, looking for past today and future evolution aspect, taking under consideration human feature and skills, and operational environmental, to understand and verify the benefits and drawback in different scenarios.
When designing gene therapy vectors for the treatment of cancer, along with selection of therapeutic transgene, an equally important aspect to take under consideration is how to target gene expression.
The model allows for such practical aspects of the problems under consideration as blockages, internal heat loads, external weather conditions, the presence of people, etc.
However, using all kinases as the background to draw from will focus the method on orthogonal aspects of the kinases under consideration.
Qualitative and quantitative aspects of the exposure under consideration differed among studies, as did the ability of the studies to assess exposure.
Also, when accurate experimental data is available, NEB calculations can often still reveal important aspects of the processes under consideration which can then also be included in the KMC simulation.
In Section 'Network, node attributes, and target measure' we present the important aspects of the network under consideration and introduce the main node attributes used in the nonadditive set function method.
Previous work is instead discussed for each aspect of HMM system design under consideration, immediately followed by how that aspect is considered for the present HMM system.
Furthermore, as our examples show topics can point to surprising aspects of the gene set under consideration.
