This phrase is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe two or more people or objects being examined or evaluated in different ways. For example: "The researchers carried out an in-depth analysis of the two projects, focusing on individual aspects such as cost, feasibility, and impact."
Because this dimension of quality involves measurable attributes, brands can usually be ranked objectively on individual aspects of performance.
While existing contributions concentrate on individual aspects in the design process, there is a lack of a holistic perspective on the design of intelligent systems.
Scholasticism is so much a many-sided phenomenon that, in spite of intensive research, scholars still differ considerably in their definition of the term and in the emphases that they place on individual aspects of the phenomenon.
To this end, while previous works mostly focused on individual aspects, this paper develops a comprehensive 'socio-techno-economic' review, classification and analysis of DR barriers and enablers in a Smart Grid context.
However, most researches on DSS were focused on individual aspects of system design/analysis and data processing, while few studies have been dedicated to establishing a standard methodological framework for universal DSS system design.
Relative emphasis on individual aspects of the environment at each site will depend on the type of wastes disposed of at the site and the manner in which such wastes are likely to affect the local environment, but no major feature of the disposal site may be neglected.
All existing laws are focused on individual aspect of water management and none on a holistic view (IWRM).
Thus, it is based on an arbitrary weighting of individual aspects of quality of life.
This study did not ask respondents whether their attitudes to specialist care would influence their practice but instead focused on the importance assigned to individual aspects of care in the wider picture.
Here we use evolutionary quantitative genetic models to test the hypothesis that strong directional selection on many individual aspects of morphology was responsible for the large differences observed across a sample of fossil hominin hips spanning the Plio-Pleistocene.
Gingivitis was assessed on 4 individual aspects of each tooth.
