The phrase "aspirational aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing qualities or features that are intended to inspire or motivate towards a goal or ideal.
Example: "The aspirational aspect of the campaign was designed to encourage individuals to strive for a healthier lifestyle."
Alternatives: "inspirational element" or "ambitious facet".
But to focus on the "aspirational" aspect is to miss the point.
He has shown himself to be drawn to the symbolic, or even aspirational, aspect of his presidency.
It has a similar boom-bust résumé and, not surprisingly, there is a slightly aspirational aspect to the city's architecture, from the studied formality of the compact and orderly Baroque city carved out of a swamp by the Dutch, to the more audaciously grandiose new city that spread out to the south when the walls came down in the 19th century.
An aspirational aspect of that is a willingness to try new things".
Benign envy, on the other hand, has an aspirational aspect -- you think, "If she can do it, maybe I can, too". Though the feeling is still unpleasant, it's tinged with admiration rather than resentment.
Straub specializes in the type of smart, luxuriant, relationship-driven literary fare perfect for beachside reading: The characters live sun-dappled, upper-middle-class New York lives punctuated by sufficiently dramatic problems for compelling reading, but not tragic enough to destroy the aspirational aspect of their brownstone-based lifestyles.
Asked for more info, Negroponte replied: Not much to say other than its aspirational aspects: 3.0 is a single sheet, completely plastic and unbreakable, waterproof, 1/4" thick, full color, reflective and transmissive, no bezel, no holes.
Not much to say other than its aspirational aspects: 3.0 is a single sheet, completely plastic and unbreakable, waterproof, 1/4" thick, full color, reflective and transmissive, no bezel, no holes.
And her vessel has evolved from nurturing the physical aspect of the people she encounters to helping to build their emotional, aspirational and self-motivational strength.
In other words, the old aspirational tagline of the national lottery now applies to some of the most iniquitous aspects of the benefits system.
Clearly, not all aspects of diet, nutrition and physical activity are appropriate subjects for legal standards, even aspirational or broadly-stated ones.
