'from both aspects' is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something should be looked at from multiple angles or perspectives. For example: "We need to evaluate the situation from both aspects - the economic and the social - to make an informed decision."
This subject is extremely challenging from both aspects of topology optimization and multiscale modeling.
So players can expect Microsoft and Bungie to outdo themselves this time, from both aspects of gameplay and promotion.
The quality of clustering and classification is measured by the objective functions and the feedback drawn from both aspects is used to guide the mutation.
Evaluation methods of buckling loads of single-layer steel reticulated domes are presented in the chapter, with an emphasis on approximate evaluation from both aspects of continuum shells and discrete beam-column elements.
In this paper, we propose a Linear Dynamic Sparse Modelling method which is composed of measurement design and reconstruction processes to improve the image quality from both aspects.
Benefiting from both aspects, government bond prices rose, with the yield on the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note sliding to 3.72%, from 3.82% late Thursday.
South Slavic future tenses use an auxiliary (mostly from 'want') in both aspects.
Metacognitive strategy use predicted perceived autonomy support and perceived social support from teachers predicted both aspects of SRL.
From the intrinsic requirement of the integrated transportation system, this paper reviews relevant researches from both the policy and academic aspects, and then proposes the research objectives, research system, and some key issues.
From both the aspects of the policy effects and understanding human behaviors, India presents an interesting case study.
However, this means it's even more important to see the performance from both these aspects before reaching for your wallet.
