The phrase "a central element for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is a key component or important factor in a particular context or situation.
Example: "Collaboration is a central element for achieving success in any team project."
Alternatives: "a key factor in" or "an essential component of".
The application of statistical planning and analysis is a central element for a proof-of-concept program.
"In the 'Don Giovanni,' there was a central element for me, which was the human body, and everything was built from it," Mr. Fischer said from Hungary during a recent interview via Skype.
And while Boys Town from its origin had been nondenominational and opposed to religious compulsion of any kind, it has always considered faith a central element for repairing damaged lives.
Nevertheless, perceived social support is a central element for successful aging (Vieira 2013).
Municipal-owned regional power suppliers are a central element for municipalities in Germany to actively foster renewable energy.
The problem solving abilities is a central element for the wineries, that is, the interaction with grape growers able to identify and fully understand their needs, as well as to insert and translate those needs into their offerings quickly.
As such, a central element of the blueprint for the all-volunteer force was to position military service as a means to advance and accelerate post-service educational and employment opportunities that might otherwise be out of reach for many Americans.
A central element of the argument for market-based provision of HE is that it can drive up quality; yet there are indications that marketisation is having the opposite effect on HE.
In any case, a central element of quality control for EBHI is the involvement of different user groups in its development and evaluation.
Note clearing was a central element of concern: the demand for banknotes was dependent on their acceptance at full value which led the formation of clearing networks including entire groups of banks.
Here, we have presented what we believe will be a central element of a scoring system for mt-rRNA mutations.
