"encompass different aspects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to explain that something includes many different aspects or considerations. For example, "This report attempts to encompass different aspects of the company's financial performance."
Diverse influences from the industry, health care organisation and practice, health technology assessment and policy interact to produce 'technology identities.' Technology identities are composite and contested attributes that encompass different aspects of the technology (novelty, effectiveness, utility, risks, requirements) and that give a distinctive character to each.
She "set out to make an exhibition that would encompass different aspects of her practice, and in some ways do justice to her breadth, eclecticism and key interests… I wanted it to have substance, content and yet sit elegantly in the space".
We also expected the PRISM to encompass different aspects of the dizziness experience, like perceived dizziness severity and level of emotional distress.
The questionnaire consists of 10 questions that encompass different aspects of a child's life that could be affected by their skin disease.
In fact, the latter encompass different aspects of diabetes and diabetes care that are important to patients but nevertheless often neglected despite the fact that they represent important measures to take into account when wishing to capture the complexity of the quality of diabetes care [ 2426]6].
Proteomics, the large-scale analysis of proteins in an organism, organ or organelle encompasses different aspects: (1) the identification, analysis of post-translational modifications and quantification of proteins; (2) the study of protein protein interactions; and (3) the functional analysis of interactome networks.
My expertise encompasses different aspects of strategic communications.
13 14 The burden of treatment itself encompasses different aspects, such as the number of investigations, number of pills to take each day, number of injections to take, number of check-ups or preventive measures, and other care (eg, education or physiotherapy).
We report on the three common indicators of SEP, income, occupation, and education, which can be linked to Weber's three dimension of social class (Liberatos et al, 1988), and encompass different, but related aspects of SEP.
In this study we investigated differences in CRC screening participation using register-based individual information on education, employment, and income to encompass different but related aspects of socioeconomic stratification.
The framework is conceived to encompass different application domains.
