The phrase "highlighted aspects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to areas of a topic or situation that are particularly important or significant. For example, "I highlighted the most important aspects of the project in my report."
Clinton highlighted aspects, she said, that "makes Michigan great".
The ORR highlighted aspects of the market such as the department making the award of a franchise so specific, that the train operator's choice of stock was very limited.
From the 1950s on, McNeile's work came to be viewed in the light of events of the Second World War, and journalists such as Richard Usborne highlighted aspects of the stories which he considered were "carrying the Führer-principle".
Being respected and treated as an individual and having confidence in the physical therapist were highlighted aspects.
Nevertheless the results also highlighted aspects of health care organisation where patients were potentially vulnerable to poor quality or unsafe care.
While these analyses are powerful, and have highlighted aspects of expertise, performativity and normative constraint, we nonetheless felt that it was important to explore how digital ICTs were being enrolled in the everyday practice of healthcare work.
(Research Nurse 4) It was also highlighted that experiences of others may enable participants to ask questions by highlighting aspects they may not have previously been considered.
TV is obsessed with thrusting strangers together in order to highlight aspects of the human condition, and finally this idea has produced positive results.
This is the tendency for companies to highlight aspects of their technology perceived as most appealing to investors.
Wykstra (2007) replies to the closure problem by highlighting aspects of CORNEA that suggest a way to avoid the problem.
The purpose of the preliminary exploration is to highlight aspects of the phenomenon studied from the study of the variety of positions.
