"collective aspect" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to refer to the collective or shared characteristics of an individual or group of people, or to the collective or shared elements that make up an idea or concept. For example, "The collective aspect of democracy is key to a well-functioning society."
I think we have to depend less on one guy who can come in and score all the goals, but develop the players and the collective aspect.
In this phase, identity (in social theory lingo, subjectivity) establishes a collective aspect.
In building an interdependent care team, a leader's task should be to develop the collective aspect of the ward's total situational competence and hence to make the other professional groups acknowledge this resource as an asset.
If jobs are rarely susceptible to statistical assessments, because of their qualitative and collective aspects, this is all the more true of learning.
We is an appropriate acknowledgement of the collective aspects of social life in which all knowing is social distributed.
To ensure the right to privacy and of informational self-determination as democratic values, we need new legal and data management frameworks that empower users beyond their individual agency, taking into account the evidence of collective aspects of online privacy.
This analysis not only has the potential to robustly test the shadow profile hypothesis in a current social network, but also explores possible inequalities in the accuracy of shadow profiling and the collective aspects of privacy decisions in our current digital society.
When the Ourcq Canal was to be built, a conflict during the Ponts et Chaussées Assembly, which was responsible for examining plans for public works and making decisions about them, brought to light two contradictory rationales: incarnation and delegation, two ways of relating the individual and collective aspects of civil engineering during the drawing up of plans and their examination.
In short, as productivity and impact are not a simple and declining function of age, effective policies must take into consideration the collective aspects of scientific research and not focus on a simplistic view of "creativity" as an individualistic property of a person.
The study examined the long-lasting effects of ethnical conflict on health and financial burden from the family and collective aspects rather than from the individual aspect.
Such a focus on the individual represented a rejection of the more collective aspects of patient consumerism put forward by patient groups throughout the 1980s and 1990s.
