The phrase "marginalized aspects of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing parts or elements of a topic or issue that have been ignored or pushed to the sidelines. Example: "In her essay, the author delved into the marginalized aspects of feminism, exploring the struggles faced by women of color and LGBTQ+ individuals within the movement."
How we come to know and why we believe what we know are marginalized aspects of science learning.
To conclude: Introducing "clinical labor" as an intriguing concept to explore hitherto marginalized aspects of biomedical innovation and neoliberal biopolitics, Clinical Labor is a welcome contribution to social studies of biomedicine.
Black, gay, disabled, and HIV positive, Wilson jokes that his identity's got more intersections than most, but he also somberly points out that these marginalized aspects of his identity are why he vitally needs to socialize with like-minded people.
This was in line with the findings of Sherlock [ 12] who argued that the shift handover was characterized by a focus on the biomedical model and marginalized the psychosocial aspects of care.
Despite his successes as a bebop clarinetist, however, DeFranco, like other bebop players, found employment possibilities marginalized by the challenging aspects of the music.
Historically, political and economic power has been held by the upper classes of the Ladino population, and the Mayans have been marginalized from virtually all aspects of national life.
Once marginalized from workplaces and other aspects of common life, they have achieved legislation such as the Americans with Disabilities Act which symbolize and enforce inclusion.
The lack of assessment of this type of interference only serves to marginalize an important aspect of women's lives and hide the wide-ranging deleterious effect of chronic pain on women and their families.
During this period the development of the psychological school of behaviourism marginalized the study of attention.
That sense of being marginalized, of struggling to master one's destiny, has a long history.
Arbus unflinchingly examined the marginalized figures of society.
