"individual dimensions of" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe specific elements or aspects of something that vary or can be viewed separately. Example: In order to fully understand the complexity of the situation, we must examine the individual dimensions of economic, social, and political factors at play.
Therefore, she advocates focusing on the individual dimensions of intergenerational relations.
The effect of this, transferred to our model scenario, will be changes in the endogenous reality of the organization, seen as changes to individual dimensions of the member's belief.
An experimental 2 (channel) × 2 (gender) × 3 (time) mixed factorial design (N = 159) was applied to test and compare how individual dimensions of intercultural sensitivity might be affected by two channels: a virtual environment (i.e., Second Life®) versus a Web environment.
Most previous studies only considered individual dimensions of social class (income, education, occupational status).
The relationships between individual dimensions of all instruments and between individual dimensions of one instrument relative to utilities/summary scores for each of the comparator instruments are summarised in Table 2.
The first method (Method 1) assumes the various individual dimensions of the SF-36 are continuous and Normally distributed.
Negative affects increase repeated headaches according to an individual dimension of "anxiety sensitivity".
With greater redundancy, investment per individual control structure declines, causing a decay in the performance of each individual dimension of control.
Repeated headaches induce negative affects with negative cognitive, affective (pain fear) and physiologic consequences, according to an individual dimension of "pain sensibility".
Prior to the modern world there would be no real place in either everyday life or in philosophical culture for any non-alienated versions of the reflective or subjective position that had first emerged with Socrates no form of life in which this individual dimension of human subjectivity could be at home.
In contrast, neither the other domains in the mental component score (vitality and role emotional) nor any individual dimension of the physical component score were improved.
