The phrase "on different dimensions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe when someone is being measured by a variety of criteria, as in the following example sentence: The athlete was evaluated on different dimensions, including strength, agility, and endurance.
Today, Acer is taking on different dimensions: A new extended family, custom made for all.
Construction project performance relies on different dimensions of project management.
Click on any country to see how it stacks up on different dimensions of competitiveness.
Participants (business students and working professionals) read about the leader and then rated him on different dimensions of leadership.
I would expect different countries to focus on different dimensions depending on contexts, so governments should be allowed to choose which elements to emphasise.
These failure modes show a dependency on different dimensions and material properties.
In the study, Elizabeth Krusemark and Wen Li from the University of Wisconsin put participants in an MRI scanner, and asked them to rate a number of smells on different dimensions, such as pleasantness, intensity, pungency and familiarity.
To investigate the cognitive, visual, and motor deficits underlying poor performance on different dimensions of on-road driving in individuals with multiple sclerosis (MS).
Using the WHO health-systems framework, we used a wide range of datasets to assess the effect of this reform on different dimensions of the health system.
But reproduction for private use takes on different dimensions when made by modern photocopying devices capable of reproducing quickly any volume of material in any number of copies, and when copies are so made to be supplied to other persons.
The roundtable heard how over the past few months, the Higher Education Commission (which includes representatives from education, business and politics), the British Academy, 1994 Group of leading research universities, and National Union of Students have all published reports on different dimensions of the postgraduate experience, and more are in the pipeline from other organisations.
