The phrase "a blend of elements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a combination of different components or features that come together to form something new or unique.
Example: "The dish is a blend of elements from various cuisines, creating a unique flavor profile that delights the palate."
Alternatives: "a mixture of components" or "a combination of factors."
Maybe there's a little more villainy than some people imagine, or would like to admit, but he's a blend of elements, good and bad.
Mr. Pärt calls his signature technique, a blend of elements including Renaissance polyphony and Gregorian and Russian chant, tintinnabuli, inspired by the Latin word for bells.
It all came together on its own". THE CONSENSUS is that a blend of elements is more effective than an overcommitment to one or the other.
The gameplay was conceived as a blend of elements from Ace Combat and Dynasty Warriors 2. The team developing the game went under the moniker "Project Dragonsphere".
His new record Celestial Gold is a blend of elements from hip hop, classic rock 'n' roll, world rhythms, psychedelia, indie pop and the harmonies of old school surf rock.
Trey Spencer of Sputnik Music described the album as a blend of elements from many of their previous albums, and also said it would be a good first album for new listeners to buy.
Father Fox taught a blending of elements of New Age philosophy and practices, Zen meditation and Wicca with Catholicism, a mixture he called Creation Spirituality.
What is a cocktail but a blend of disparate elements into a harmonious new whole?
Achaemenian art, like Achaemenian religion, was a blend of many elements.
The models reflect HP's "MUSE" (materials, usability, sensory appeal and experiences) design philosophy of fusing a rich mix of materials that create textured finishes, easy-to-use features for improved usability, a blend of artisan elements for sensory appeal, and intuitive features for simple experiences.
Turkey has a very diverse culture that is a blend of various elements of the Oğuz Turkic, Anatolian, Ottoman (which was itself a continuation of both Greco-Roman and Islamic cultures) and Western culture and traditions, which started with the Westernisation of the Ottoman Empire and still continues today.
