"natural aspects" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe elements of nature, such as the environment, the weather, or the characteristics of a particular species of animal or plant. For example, you might say, "The natural aspects of this park are stunning."
The open-air, brick-lined patio, surrounded by plants for sale, paired beautifully with the fresh, natural aspects of the cafe's locavore menu.
"Terry was always trying to find the Tao, the beauty and natural aspects to the things he photographs," Mr. Glass said of Mr. Malick's approach.
"The natural aspects of the island are as historically significant as the buildings," said Richard Weideman, a spokesman for the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, a unit of the park service.
Anthony Kennedy, in his opinion, pointed out that the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders explicitly prohibits psychiatrists from giving people under eighteen a diagnosis of antisocial disorder (a euphemism for sociopathy), since many signs of the disorder — egocentricity, failure to accept responsibility, impulsiveness, proneness to boredom — are natural aspects of adolescence.
Rómulo Gallegos, in full Rómulo Gallegos Freire (born August 21 , 1884 Caracas, Venezuela died April 4 , 1969 Caracas) president of Venezuela (in 1948) and novelist, best known for his forceful novels that dramatize the overpowering natural aspects of the Venezuelan Llanos (grasslands), the local folklore, and such social events as alligator hunts.
The 10 top-ranked images for each aspects are displayed, showing a correspondence between the aspects and the man-made (aspects 50, 10, and 37) and natural (aspects 55, 22, and 12) classes.
Portamento is a natural aspect of speaking and singing, central to making people sound like people.
If China is putting in more than previously thought then some natural aspect of the carbon cycle must be taking out more.
And that was my first exposure to society's endless talent for euphemising an inevitable and natural aspect of women's lives: the monthly shedding of the lining of their uterus.
One is that profits are no longer anything remotely resembling a "natural" aspect of the economy; they're very much an artifact of antitrust policy or the lack thereof, intellectual property policy, etc.
Operability becomes a natural aspect of the process design courses for a project that is properly defined with variation in operations and model uncertainty.
