"multifaceted aspects" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe something as having multiple aspects or sides. For example: "The multifaceted aspects of the economic crisis are difficult to fully appreciate."
I have started writing about her more, and about the multifaceted aspects of bereavement.
For me, given I spend so much time in the opera pit, getting so involved with the multifaceted aspects of opera, it's a far more intimate collaboration between musician, music, composer.
We used information derived from 54 properties commonly used to describe the multifaceted aspects of soil quality.
Taken together, this collection of articles provides fresh insights into the multifaceted aspects of innovation and valorization of the supply chain network.
Cantle, for example, argues that while the focus of multiculturalism on inequalities was justified, it has failed to adapt to the rising superdiversity of our societies and the multifaceted aspects of difference and otherness.
The key role of bioinformatics is acquiring striking importance in the era of outstanding advances in omics technologies for its fundamental support in describing the multifaceted aspects of biological functionalities.
Using this definition, we consider a multifaceted aspect of knowledge transmission.
The multifaceted aspect of the works needed on this kind of constructions tends to encompass a growing number of different tasks, with the imperative need to know the causes of many of the problems that affect these buildings and the possible treatments that can solve them.
The multifaceted aspect of work carried out on buildings tends to encompass a growing number of specialities, with marked emphasis on learning the causes of many of the problems that affect these buildings and the possible treatments that can solve them.
48 A difficulty in injury prevention is the multifaceted aspect of injuries.
The multifaceted aspect of our program was considered essential to its success.
