The phrase "from an aspect of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used when you are discussing a particular point of view or focus in a particular context. For example, "From an aspect of safety, the local government made several decisions to ensure the public's well-being."
From aspect of energy consuming to pump heat transfer fluid, there is no sound basis on which to create an optimum design of a thermal energy storage unit.
From aspect of signal processing, the following two functional techniques should be thoroughly studied, in order to build a highly adaptive cognitive UWB sensor network that learns from the environment and best serves its users.
In conclusion, from aspect of job accessibility, the affordable housing areas built after 2004 are in worse locations than those built before 2004, which has forced the urban poor into more disadvantaged locations.
This paper aims to analyze concurrent impact of causes of inventory bullwhip effect and effect of their interactions on CFB based on generalized OUT policy from aspect of CCC variance.
It is defined as the covalent attachment of saturated 16-carbon palmitic acid to specific cysteine and less frequently to serine and threonine residues of proteins 4, 7. From aspect of chemical biology, palmitoylation increases the hydrophobicity of targeted proteins and facilitates their membrane association (Fig. 1A).
Leftists have drawn renewed hope from aspects of Xi's leadership, including fulminations against western values.
Each party or bloc is quite likely to seek political advantage from aspects of the new constitution.
He may well have been fleeing – from aspects of himself, from the depression winter imposed on him, from the trivia of urban materialism, and from winter – into spring.
Never mind that waivers from aspects of the federal welfare program were requested by the Republican governors of Nevada and Utah.
It is white privilege that provides Die Antwoord with the means to "borrow" from aspects of black cultural expression and project colonial notions of blackness.
The prime minister also spelled out his wish to extend Britain's opt-out from aspects of the working time directive.
