The phrase "founding aspect" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to an element or feature of something that established or formed it. For example, "The founding aspect of the company's success is its commitment to quality."
Wadhwani, born in India 52 years ago and schooled in Pittsburgh, had founded a software firm (since sold to ABB of Switzerland) and was chief executive of Cimflex Technology (computer-assisted manufacturing) before founding Aspect in Mountain View, Calif .in 1991.
Wadhwani, born in India 52 years ago and schooled in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, had founded a software firm (since sold to ABB of Switzerland) and was chief executive of Cimflex Technology (computer-assisted manufacturing) before founding Aspect in Mountain View, California, in 1991.
One attempt is to construct a questionnaire based on theoretically founded aspects of hypochondriasis and then try to confirm its structure empirically [26].
First, I consider two noteworthy arguments that are founded on aspects of color perception.
Distinguishing features include a unique service history founded on aspects of containment and compulsion, the need for care teams to accommodate a greater multiplicity of service user experiences and the entrenched stigmatisation of those using mental health services.
But, as one of the agency's founding documents claims: "Like every aspect of modern industry, design should be a co-operative activity".
Even though technology companies like Google generally fear that innovation far outpaces regulation and risks being stifled by it, it has a different approach with cars than with software or cellphones because cars have been heavily regulated for decades, said Ryan Calo, a law professor at the University of Washington who co-founded the Legal Aspects of Autonomous Driving center at Stanford.
All go beyond the determination of mere structure activity relationships and are founded on different aspects of the nanomaterial life cycle.
miRNAs are also assigned large therapeutic potential, which is founded in several aspects: (i) the possibility to utilize knowledge acquired during the development of siRNA therapies for miRNA-based approaches.
