The phrase "institutional aspects" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to the formal or organized procedures, measures, and systems that are established by an organization. For example, "The institutional aspects of the new policy make it difficult to implement quickly".
Considers institutional aspects of health care reform.
However, institutional aspects —particularly, how information is gathered and shared— have not been studied as thoroughly.
Some attention is paid to the institutional aspects of the world trading system.
Understanding the process of growth, including its social, environmental and institutional aspects, builds country ownership and improves development outcomes.
"Meso-economics studies the institutional aspects of the economy that are not captured by micro or macroeconomics," say Sheng and Geng.
The paper investigates the impact of the institutional aspects of the innovation adoption process on the success of its implementation.
A smart city enables a new and comprehensive approach to manage infrastructural, social, and institutional aspects of an urban ecosystem.
nC+ is an extended form of C+ designed for representing normative and institutional aspects of (human or computer) societies.
The chapter pays greatest attention to the constraint of self-enforcement and to the institutional aspects of IEAs.
The paper helps to improve understandings of wider political contexts for responsible innovation, especially in relation to anticipatory, participatory and institutional aspects of governance.
Buddhism in Japan had become more and more doctrinally confused, and the identity of the various sects was based more on institutional aspects than on doctrinal tenets.
