The phrase "a further element to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing an additional component or aspect related to a topic being discussed.
Example: "In addition to the existing features, we are introducing a further element to enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "an additional aspect of" or "a supplementary component to".
It said the new Teletubbyland will feature "intricate details such as stunning flowers that viewers will see grow from buds into fully fledged blooms, throughout the show, as well as a new windmill, crafted from natural materials, that adds a further element to this lush environment".
This work presents the study of the robustness of solutions of the Pareto set as a further element to support the decision.
In one sense, doing so could in fact help to improve Glymour's account by offering a further element to the interlocking and mutually supporting hypotheses and pieces of evidence that are involved in his case.
The discovery that NUMTs impact on nuclear replication adds a further element to understand the role played by different sequences in the regulation of the DNA replication program.
This information is a further element contributing to the attribution of the richly illuminated folio 6 of this manuscript to François Le Barbier.
Mr. Salinas's words now are sure to reopen many old wounds and add a further element of uncertainty to the transition of power to President-elect Vicente Fox in December.
By focusing on the reasons for staying in the parental home and on intergenerational exchanges in terms of time, a further element is provided to explain the tendency of young Italian adults to prolong their stay in the family nest.
It is an operation of some delicacy, because the flotation effect of the compressed air adds a further element of instability to the monolith, and a blow (sudden leakage of air) under the cutting edge may result in flooding of the working chamber.
This use of a QSPM in a regulatory meeting, however, is an important first demonstration of a QSPM extension beyond the research space, and lends a further element of credibility to the discipline.
According to Jones, a further element of the "individual voice" that emerged in 1935 was Tippett's handling of rhythm and counterpoint, demonstrated in the First String Quartet Tippett's first use of the additive rhythm and cross-rhythm polyphony which became part of his musical signature.
As it can be considered as a further element of human protection, it is appropriate to include safety engineering within the same chapter as environmental control.
