Collocations with aspect

aspect noun 

ADJECTIVES

important, significant 
A person’s nationality is an important aspect of their identity.

key, fundamental 
Helping people with their problems is one of the key aspects of the job.
Individual freedom is one of the fundamental aspects of his philosophy.

positive, negative 
Tourism has its negative aspects, for example the damage caused to the environment.

worrying, disturbing, alarming 
The worrying aspect is that the situation is getting worse every year.

interesting, intriguing 
One of the most interesting aspects of this painting is the artist’s use of colour.

striking
The most striking aspect about living in Tokyo is the lack of crime.

technical, practical, legal, financial, etc.
The course focuses on the practical aspects of farm work.

various, different 
・We studied various aspects of language development.

certain
・Certain aspects of his plays attracted criticism.

ASPECT + NOUN
safety, security 
The safety aspect of nuclear energy is often ignored.

health, business, money, etc.
We need someone who understands the business aspect of sport.

VERBS

deal with
The book only deals with one aspect of American history.

look at, consider, examine, explore 
Managers were asked to look at every aspect of their work.

discuss
Police are reluctant to discuss any aspect of the investigation.

cover 
The training course covers all aspects of business.

concentrate, focus on 
People tend to concentrate on the political aspect of his films.

highlight
The book highlights the negative aspects of the oil industry.

PREPOSITIONS

of 
Alcoholism affects all aspects of family life.