"more specific aspects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that you are talking about more detailed or precise ideas that relate to a larger topic. For example, "We will examine more specific aspects of the issue, such as how it may affect the local economy."
It is useful to consider the occurrence of the elements before focusing on the more specific aspects of atmospheric chemistry (the forms in which the elements are present).
This has important consequences for our general understanding of the hyphal mode of growth in fungi as well as more specific aspects of hyphal tip development under stress.
Secretary Rogers and the Chinese Foreign Minister, Chi Peng‐fei, met for a total of 10 hours with their aides to consider more specific aspects of the same issues.
Guided by the second of these two accounts, the current study was designed to identify more specific aspects of phonological deficit that might be associated with the pattern of irregular > regular past-tense production.
This chapter is also an opportunity for the reader to get an introductory and planetary view, as provided by the best satellite data currently available, of the Earth's magnetic field, many more specific aspects of which are discussed in details in the following chapters.
Implications for further research are discussed, and include examination of more specific aspects of parental monitoring as well as more objective measures of neighborhood danger.
The Illusive Networks deal concerns a more specific aspect of security: the two will collaboration to build a solution for Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs).
Taxonomy, and the more specific aspect of nomenclature, is based on a traditional system of naming organisms beginning with the highest order (kingdom) and descending to lowest order (species).
We prioritized, by putting to the right, more specific functional aspects over structural aspects and, in turn, prioritized those over more general-purpose functional aspects.
The basic underlying model in both cases is a nonlinear network flow model, and we give an overview on the more specific modeling aspects in each case.
The larva in this case has penetrated the skin whereby the cross section of the parasite shows the very classic findings that one sees in myiasis caused by a tropical fly larva albeit one cannot ascertain any more specific entomological aspects of the fly maggot.
