The phrase "a narrow element" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific part or aspect of something that is limited in width or scope.
Example: "In the design of the bridge, engineers focused on a narrow element that would enhance its stability without compromising aesthetics."
Alternatives: "a slim component" or "a limited aspect".
Paul is appealing to a narrow element of the conservative coalition rather than encouraging serious conservative reflection on public problems.
Second, we aim to make our reports as comprehensive as possible, covering every possible aspect of each topic, as opposed to focusing on just a narrow element.
In addition, our measure of physically forced sex captures only a narrow element of coercive or nonconsensual sex, which actually occurs on a continuum ranging from persuasion and trickery to force and rape (6, 31 ).
Officials accuse the West of focusing on one narrow element of the crisis while neglecting the grievances that gave rise to piracy in the first place.
Those who interpret the Supreme Court's consideration of this narrow element to mean that the administrations planned greenhouse gas regulations cannot move forward are simply wrong.
To make a claim for promissory estoppel, courts generally require a plaintiff to state five narrow elements: (1) a promise by one party; (2) extreme reliance on that promise; (3) a reasonable basis for reliance; (4) a legal detriment suffered as a result of reliance; and (5) some level of unconscionable conduct or binding injustice.
A narrower flexure element manifests improved mechanical efficiency.
For Latinos, that issue might be some narrow elements of immigration reform, like allowing children a path to citizenship through college or the military – a policy that was needlessly attacked by Republican leaders.
By building the sink upwards or splitting this area into narrow elements can reduce the active area by more than an order of magnitude as discussed in Dubey et al. [31].
We noted that this method allows achieving stent struts that are 300 µm wide; however, for such narrow elements the influence of the heat-affected zone can be critical.
Peripheral 2-6 are narrow elements whereas 7-11 are considerably expanded laterally.
