"narrow aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a particular focus or interpretation of a given idea or concept. For example, "We analyzed the problem from a narrow aspect, focusing primarily on the economic implications."
Elements of this country-by-country approach have been cherrypicked for a narrow aspect of the OECD's reform agenda.
Elements of this country-by-country approach have been cherry picked for a narrow aspect of the OECD's reform agenda.
"We looked at one narrow aspect" of exercise and addiction, he says, related to learned behaviors and drug seeking.
Smith famously showed that a pin factory could multiply its productivity many fold if each worker specialized on one narrow aspect of pin making.
None of those are much like "The Good German," at once a throwback to the espionage thrillers of the '40s — shot in black and white in a narrow aspect ratio with lots of hair tonic and cigarette smoke — and a knowing, profane critique of their hard-boiled idealism.
But other than seek a report from the General Accounting Office on a narrow aspect of the issue, the Governmental Affairs Committee never issued any subpoenas or held any hearings on the political ties between the regulators and companies that included Enron.
Moreover, Ms. Hammond said the revision proposed this year was limited to several narrow aspects of the rules -- primarily involving the maximum permitted concentration of pollutants in the groundwater.
When scientists meet next week in Chicago to present hundreds of papers about H.I.V. and other retroviruses, the gains reported are likely to be incremental in narrow aspects of research, not major breakthroughs.
Many of the currently available health literacy measurement tools are limited since they measure narrow aspects of health literacy.
The domain scores measure very narrow aspects of each domain in order to serve their purpose – providing decision makers with information about underperforming areas of facility readiness.
An important practical and scientific issue is whether the items, each covering different conceptually narrow aspects (e.g., anxiety, dysphoria, and anhedonia), together constitute a proper unidimensional scale for measuring the general broad attribute of depression.
