The phrase 'hands on aspect' is correct and usable in written English.
It is an expression that is used to emphasize the physical involvement in an activity. For example, "This class is great because it provides a hands on aspect to learning."
From day one, the WiSci2015 girls were excited by the hands-on aspect of the robotics training that the Intel team delivered.
In class session at Mudd Library, I was most intrigued by the hands-on aspect of the archives.
I love the hands-on aspect of radio". That carried through to her determination to change prevailing attitudes when she became director of radio.
"The only things I got any marks in were art and geology which were the only subjects I did that had any practical hands-on aspect to them.
The sense of achievement I felt at the launch on my book only inspires me to want to improve more and this I can attribute to the hands-on aspect of world schooling.
"I thought about doing a Ph.D.," adds Eng.D. candidate Rob Cross, "but I liked the more hands-on aspect of the Eng.D., the industrial links, and the management courses in the taught element".
Conversely, students appreciated the hands-on aspect of live presentation but disliked the lack of detail, excessive speed of presentation, memory overload, and lack of resources for continued study of live presentation.
You will need to show that you have mastered the hands-on aspect to become a certified nursing assistant.
On the other hand, one aspect that I didn't enjoy was the solitary part of using VR.
On the other hand, the one aspect of victory that Plato could not have foreseen is the television camera, which, in its sentimental aggression, has made the masses anything but faceless.
As I got older, I began to realize more and more how important it is to experience and be hands on with aspects of life that you care about.
