"moral aspects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or analyzing a situation that has moral implications or considerations. For example, "When considering the proposed policy change, it is important to take into account the moral aspects of the decision."
"Israeli society has become deaf and blind to the moral aspects of the occupation.
It introduces an interpretive framework for understanding the moral aspects of evaluation practice.
The antic and moral aspects of Dutch art come into play in Jan Steen's "Sacrifice of Iphigenia" (1671).
It's not as if we blundered into this minefield of artificial conception without giving its moral aspects some serious thought.
This article is concerned with understanding moral aspects of everyday life in families with Huntington's Disease (HD).
& other White House figures, was untroubled by the moral aspects, but somewhat later, troubled by the legal ones.
Indeed, here, as in other movies he made in the nineteen-fifties, his characters' moral aspects are clearly defined by their artistic and philosophical interests.
"Once a surgeon has reflected on all surgical, ethical, and moral aspects and arrived at a decision, it is counterproductive to second-guess," Murray said.
The legal & moral aspects of wiretapping have been debated too thoroughly in the papers to call for any further discussion here.
In his later years he became increasingly sensitive to the moral aspects of epistemology and metaphysics and, more generally, to philosophy's moral calling.
Previous studies have shown that consumer acceptance of genetically modified (GM) food is driven by many factors such as moral aspects, specific risk benefit perception, and religious judgement.
