The phrase "a new element a" is not correct in written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a technical or scientific context where "a" is defined elsewhere, but it is generally ambiguous.
Example: "In our research, we discovered a new element a that exhibits unique properties."
Alternatives: "a new component a" or "a new factor a".
The Philharmonic and its music director, Gustavo Dudamel, bring the work to New York with the same excellent soloists — Tamara Mumford, Kelley O'Connor and Russell Thomas — and a new element: a staging by the theater artist Peter Sellars, who collaborated with Mr. Adams on the libretto.
In the confusion of the rocket barrage, the attack had a new element: a truck bomb.
HONG KONG — The Hong Kong Book Fair, which draws as many as 900,000 visitors annually, opened Wednesday with a new element: a section on electronic publishing.
There will also be a new element, a Monk-e-maker, that allows users to transform photographs of their friends into simians.
For the concert, the opening night of her fifth season at the Carlyle, Ms. Collins added a new element, a cellist, Yoed Nir, who joined her regular musical director, Russell Walden.
This year, there's a new element, a step-by-step display of the creation of a replica of Kykuit, the Rockefeller home on the Hudson, 14, 15 and 16.
For Democrats and Republicans alike, a plan for New Orleans is a new element of the 2008 campaign.
It introduces a new element - a "black widow" gang boss, one Griselda Blanco, who seems to have been more deadly than even the parade of morally dicey interviewees.
There was a new element of design, a new element of casual yet serious food.
Even so, today's announcement added a new element to a case already soaked in political intrigue and family drama.
As an Element Hunter, discovering a new element would be the best thing you could hope for.
