"some other aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a different feature, quality, or element of something. For example: "We discussed the financial aspects of the project, but there are some other aspects we need to consider as well."
Was there some other aspect of his early years that he found unspeakable?
He agreed, but as if thinking of some other aspect of her.
"Maybe, if it's not baseball, he'll find his calling in society in some other aspect of life.
But maybe they care about the data processing capability, or the supercomputer asset, or some other aspect of that where we can get more entrepreneurial in our thinking.
But his anonymity also serves a purpose: it prevents readers from psychologizing him and attributing his views to depression, trauma, or some other aspect of his personality.
And yet, I find myself rather against the idea that all of modern life must, in some way, teach us about some other aspect of modern life.
Many researchers have suggested that brain waves may be a consequence of some other aspect of the brain's complex electrical properties.
Have you ever played down expectations in their own life, either for a test, in sports or some other aspect of life?
Changing your running surface, Dr. Warden said, "is much like increasing your mileage, changing your shoes or some other aspect of your training program".
Have you ever come from behind and surprised yourself with greatness, whether on the field, in school or in some other aspect of your life?
Doctors say it is unlikely the transplanted nodes are already functioning, and it's possible some other aspect of the surgery is having a beneficial effect, Dr. Chen suggested.
