The phrase "a constant element" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that remains unchanged or consistent within a particular context or situation.
Example: "In our research, we found that trust is a constant element in successful relationships."
Alternatives: "a consistent factor" or "an unchanging component".
It is Hobsbawm's self-questioning that gives this book a constant element of surprise and vigour and makes it an exceptional political memoir.
Fuel costs, which typically make up 25 percent to 35 percent of airlines' operating costs, also represent a constant element of uncertainty.
A constant element in the dialogue is irony; etymologically, the term derives from a form of interrogation in which the answer is known beforehand by the questioner.
The battle between Islamists and Western-oriented liberals is a constant element of political life in this diverse society, which includes desert Bedouins, devout Shiites and a large, urban and mostly Sunni elite with a taste for luxurious mansions and European vacations.
In "Cage Eleven," his collection of prison essays, Adams understands his "whack" at Long Kesh to be part of his legacy: Almost twenty years have passed since Long Kesh was opened and through the years it has been a constant element in the lives of all the members of my family.
These complex evolutionary lines of the Italian production system have always had a constant element: the support of the credit system.
However, the latter suggests that this chosen element is a constant component of the material, which may not be the case in paint layers organized in stratigraphic layers.
We develop an equivalent circuit of the CIGS solar cell involving series and parallel resistances and a "capacitance-like element," called a constant phase element (CPE), around the n-layer/p-CIGS interface.
This drive for power is a far more constant element in his makeup than is the philosophy behind any particular revolutionary panacea he may be peddling.
It isn't just that semantic nonfactualism eliminates a candidate for the constant element uniting embedded and unembedded uses of the same normative expression.
The experimental data obtained from this method show a frequency distribution and therefore a modelling element with frequency dispersion behaviour, a constant phase element (CPE) has been used.
