'on three aspects' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing three different aspects of something. For example, "This article will discuss the impact of climate change on three aspects: the environment, the economy, and public health."
Risk of bias was assessed among the cohort studies on three aspects: (1) selection of participants (containing four domains); (2) comparability (one domain); and (3) outcome measure (containing three domains).
Publicity around the book has focused on three aspects, the first of which is a Pope-is-a-Catholic-grade scoop – that Jack Nicholson was unfaithful to her.
The spots, which Ms. McGarry said would depict "a slice of life, high entertainment," will focus on three aspects of Xerox's business -- publishing on demand, office color products and one-to-one marketing.
Then we will turn the spotlight on domiciliary care, with a programme of 250 inspections focusing this time on three aspects – respect and involvement, care and welfare, and providers supporting workers to deliver their responsibilities effectively.
It has focused on three aspects – the role of cannabis as a cause of schizophrenia, the "failure" of community care, and the enduring stigma that militates against open discussion and keeps the problem hidden.
Here we focus on three aspects:.
The contribution focuses on three aspects.
The paper focuses on three aspects of SGFF.
It mainly focuses on three aspects, which are the frequency, duration and range of interruptions.
Compared with the previous Tri-linear model, this model is improved on three aspects.
Grid size l has an impact to facility influence on three aspects: memory size requirements, computing overhead, and accuracy.
