"holistic dimensions" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It implies something that takes into account all aspects of something. For example, "The project will consider all the holistic dimensions to ensure success."
Mali This Child Poverty and Disparities Study In Mali offers a unique opportunity to simultaneously combine several methods of measuring poverty to better understand the holistic dimensions of poverty.
Pauvreté des enfants et inégalités au Mali, November 2008 (in French) This study offers a unique opportunity to simultaneously combine several methods of measuring poverty to better understand the holistic dimensions of poverty.
Third, as some caregivers stated, the integration of KT, due to its holistic dimensions affecting all dimensions of working in a nursing home, may also be experienced as a normative compulsion by some team members.
Thus, the data obtained from this study provides a holistic worldwide dimension to the safety and immunogenicity profile of the study vaccine observed across different populations, now including this Japanese population.
Until rehabilitation of the physically disabled is viewed from the holistic and comprehensive dimensions challenges to their quality of life will always exist and hinder their full integration into society.
Because of the holistic and subjective dimension of the new score, as in the original McCabe score, intensivists probably integrate the previous quality of life and comorbidities with the severity of organ dysfunctions remaining at ICU discharge as a consequence of the acute illness.
Koch describes M.B.M. as a "holistic system" containing "five dimensions: vision, virtue and talents, knowledge processes, decision rights and incentives".
While it is apparent that at the scientific level the integration of a more holistic approach to the dimensions of GMO risks is feasible and indeed led to first results (e.g. by the projects GenEERA and GeneRisk), the existing official risk assessment and decision-making procedures cannot guarantee an appropriate reflection of these findings.
This holistic approach encompasses multiple dimensions, including programs to support students (e.g., gender equity, youth council, academic and career preparations, health, community outreach), teachers (e.g., teacher professional development), and schools (e.g., clean water, toilets, library, science/computer labs).
In rich countries, there has been a steady shift of focus from A to including B, C and D, i.e., to a holistic inclusion of wellbeing dimensions for all children.
The heuristic shows epistemic and cognitive aspects of science that are interrelated and influenced by social dimensions in a holistic illustration.
