The phrase "pivotal aspects" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to important or crucial elements of a situation or idea. Example: The pivotal aspects of the company's success were its innovative products and strong marketing strategy.
His book is strongest in showing how the pivotal aspects were more subtle, not to mention more humdrum, than some cheer-the-little-guy morality play.
Paul Robeson Jr., a freelance journalist, translator and lecturer, claims that in his biography, he will reveal "pivotal aspects" of his father's personality "that he kept mainly to himself".
Another plan – because of the sheer weight of the Premier League and European schedules – is to dispense with replays – one of the absolutely pivotal aspects of the great tournament's appeal.
We review pivotal aspects regarding the economics of renewables that are relevant to the design of an optimal RE policy, many of which are to date unresolved.
This section describes the three pivotal aspects of pastoralism in Soqotra: the environmentally and historically contingent valuation of livelihood practices, the vectors of Soqotran pastoralists' spatial mobility, and the economic geography of their pattern of residence.
To achieve the goal of drawing up optimal plans for power generation, decision makers need an appropriate methodology to effectively identify the pivotal aspects of electricity consumption fluctuation and anticipate the future trend.
And then there's the Things, the most pivotal aspect of the whole exercise.
Your Sept. 18 article about freelancing, "The Highs and Lows of Going It Alone," did not probe the most pivotal aspect of whether or not one continues to work in this precarious arena of employment.
Last week, Russia's Supreme Court ordered a lower court to review a pivotal aspect of Mr. Khodorkovsky's long legal odyssey, though his defense team was skeptical that this would lead to his release.
With five days in the legislative calendar remaining before a pivotal aspect of the Patriot Act expires, a new poll shows widespread antipathy to mass surveillance, a sense of where the debate over the National Security Agency's powers stands outside of Washington.
It requires a lower court to review a pivotal aspect of his long legal odyssey, which has tarred the Russian judicial system in many eyes and, critics say, has paved the road for the type of politically motivated prosecutions that are now in progress.
