"aspen tree" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it in casual, formal, and academic writing. For example: "The leaves of the aspen tree trembled in the gentle breeze."
The leaves of the aspen tree that leaned past the window flickered in the breeze.
I looked past the aspen tree and the two black dogs sleeping in amongst the lawn chairs.
Although there isn't really anything funny about avalanches, his manner of survival, in a few of the half dozen or so that he has been caught in — clinging to the trunk of an aspen tree, high above the ground, or buried upside down, with his legs sticking straight out of the snow — can sound cartoonish.
The polished antlers mounted over the main bar, and the club's focal point — an aspen tree reflected by two-way mirrors, the end-result being an "infinity forest" — evoke that high-end-yet-cozy log cabin feel predominant in certain high-end ski destinations.
Much like the Aspen tree becomes a forest from one seed, Aspen Media Products has grown from one idea into a matrix of best-of-breed technologies.
These plots were originally established to examine single-tree detection of aspen from remote sensing data and included at least one aspen tree (Säynäjoki et al. 2008).
Tree height (H, cm) and stem diameter at 30-cm height (D, mm) of all aspen trees growing at three C and three H plots were measured before and after the 2011 growing season.
"Aspen trees grow in groups.
Birch, willow, and aspen trees are also prevalent in the interior.
OUTDOOR SPACE: The house is set on three acres with spruce and aspen trees.
He expressed a similar interest in ant communities and aspen trees.
