"in some dimensions" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is often used to specify that something is true or applicable only in certain contexts or aspects. Example: "His artwork may seem simple, but in some dimensions, it holds a deeper meaning and complexity." This sentence suggests that the artwork may have more depth or complexity in certain aspects or dimensions, even though it may appear straightforward at first glance.
It is even a bit smaller inside, in some dimensions, than the 3-Series.
"At that time, the public health field was well developed in some dimensions," said Dr. Kenneth Warner, a professor at Michigan's School of Public Health.
Parker's work with these materials produces a picture of Melville's life that is extremely detailed in some dimensions but curiously thin in others.
The bad news for the White House, which the Times stressed, is that, in some dimensions, and for whatever reason — most probably because of his business background — Romney inspires more trust as an economic manager than Obama does.
After making a purchase under such circumstances, a consumer is likely to experience the dissonance that comes from noticing that other brands would have been just as good, if not slightly better, in some dimensions.
And his overall assessment of America's current plight is worrying as well: "Though in some dimensions, such as the military, American power may be greater in 2006 than in 1991, the country's capacity to mobilize, inspire, point in a shared direction and thus shape global realities has significantly declined.
Similarly one could use Principal Component Analysis [ 151] to reduce the dimensionality of 'nD' landscapes, if some dimensions in them combine linearly.
There's got to be others some place, in some dimension, between the cracks on the piano keys".
Although New Source Review is obviously a regulatory and political battle, it's also, in some dimension, a moral battle.
The bulk of research on victims suggests that they are vulnerable or otherwise different in some dimension that is of importance to most adolescents.
Objectively speaking, Mr. Primakov's fortes couldn't have been much louder, nor his pianos much softer, and yet each seemed to be lacking in some dimension of expressivity.
