The phrase "assessed different aspects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing an evaluation or analysis of various components or features of a subject.
Example: "In the report, we assessed different aspects of the project, including its feasibility, cost, and potential impact."
Alternatives: "evaluated various factors" or "analyzed multiple dimensions".
Concurrently, we assessed different aspects of genotoxicity in the killifish exposed in situ.
Furthermore, whereas a number of studies have assessed different aspects of the economic impact of the recent pandemic [18 21], few have focused on the health care cost of the pandemic, particularly the utilization of limited ICU resources.
Therefore, although the two instruments measured a similar construct, they probably assessed different aspects of fatigue.
Previous work focused on different questions has assessed different aspects of this diversity [ 29, 48- 51], but genome-scale data about metabolic networks is accumulating so rapidly that continued assessments are useful.
Items assessed different aspects of laypeople's epistemic beliefs about medicine and explicitly focused on the appearance of medical knowledge in everyday life and the evaluation of different sources as a way to justify knowledge.
The parameters we studied were weakly correlated indicating each assessed different aspects of exposure and all contributed to an overall index (Bodiwala et al, 2003; Lovatt et al, 2005).
Both self- and peer-assessments are, therefore, crucial as they assess different aspects of performance, challenging the view of peer-assessment as the gold standard.
Neurophysiological assessment of cognitive functioning can assess different aspects of cognitive domains and should be done to detect subtle cognitive decline in IIH patients (Additional file 3).
This inter-test variation suggests that the construct differences between these tests assess different aspects of anxiety [ 26, 27].
A1C, FPG, and 2-h plasma glucose assess different aspects of glucose metabolism (1), but differences in the relation of these three glycemic measures to insulin resistance, insulin secretion, and other metabolic abnormalities have not been described.
