The phrase "in terms of aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you're describing a certain feature or detail of something. For example, "In terms of aspect, the painting was vibrant and colorful."
"There had been some problems in terms of aspects of the aircraft but it appears that they have been ironed out, so Labor does think that the addition to our air force is the right way to go," he said.
Patient-centered measures assess the impact of the disease and its consequences from patients' point of view, in terms of aspects that are of interest to them and are linked to quality of life and psychosocial adjustment.
For our purposes here, I want to describe these traits in terms of Aspects of Self dialogs, which I use in my book and workshops around the country.
She compared the experience to starting a new school in terms of aspects of life that she had she become re-accustomed to.
The four countries chosen differed in terms of aspects such as culture, economy, and health care service delivery (Table 1).
The result of this analysis was a set of content statements that characterize these different experiences in terms of aspects of project ownership.
No attempt was made to categorize patients in terms of aspects of OA knee classification, such as duration or level of symptoms.
In terms of aspects of quality of life, the only significant correlation with baseline WAI score was level of perceived physical problems (correlation r = 0.36, p = 0.013).
Quality of life has been conceptualised either as a generic construct or in terms of aspects related to a specific domain, such as health (Health-Related QoL, HRQoL).
