"covering all aspects of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that a particular subject or issue has been considered with a comprehensive perspective. For example, "The proposal covers all aspects of the project, from budgeting to scheduling."
Rather than covering all aspects of the domain this survey covers issues related to the most active research areas in the last two years.
This will be a practical and informative lecture covering all aspects of investigative journalism.
Read Chris's renovation blog covering all aspects of the project and his blogpost on insulation materials.
And of course, he has books covering all aspects of horse racing.
Stavrou used the East London Small Business Centre, which offers free workshops covering all aspects of starting a business.
Our Twitter account is more general, covering all aspects of our activity, from events to archive posts along with links of general interest and relevant retweets.
Promotional material billed the show as "recognizing 17 categories covering all aspects of the oldest profession as presented in the newest media".
Columbia University, where I am a student, will vote on Feb. 25 on whether to adopt a sexual misconduct policy covering all aspects of sexual assault on campus.
The report from the royal commission resulted in the 1984 Police and Criminal Evidence Act, which introduced a comprehensive and enforceable code of conduct covering all aspects of police investigations.
With over 25 years working in and around the recruitment industry, she advises many growing businesses Liz Wood is an HR expert at Blue Acorns, covering all aspects of the employee life cycle.
But Hammurabi's museum, which recalled his famous code of laws covering all aspects of life and commerce, is open to the elements and strewn with broken glass, loose paper and remnants of an oil portrait of Mr. Hussein.
