The phrase "a notable element to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an important aspect or feature of a subject or topic.
Example: "A notable element to consider in this research is the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a significant aspect of" or "an important factor in".
The granting of pronoia holdings, where land was held in return for military obligations, was beginning to become a notable element in the military infrastructure towards the end of the Komnenian period, though it became much more important subsequently.
A notable element of flair has developed in Stoke's play under Hughes and Shaqiri's second goal against Everton appeared a perfect example of that as he met a lofted pass with one touch that sent the ball floating over Tim Howard and in from the edge of the box.
Yes, we have made important additions and modifications, clinical education being a notable element, but these have not threatened the Langdellian core of most of our programs.
A notable element of groove is present in Decapitated's death metal sound, which has been often described as technical death metal.
A notable element of the DLBCL immune response is the consistent association with FGL2 expression.
And from an aesthetics perspective, this styling trick — often seen in boutique hotels — offers an opportunity to bring a notable design element to your room. 5. Frame your bed with mirrors.
A notable additional element to the exhibition is a short video loop made at Isla Arena called "Whale After Waves" (2012), showing a beached whale with sea gulls flocking to it.
The two also have an instinct for great juxtapositions: The most notable element of a recent post about guayaberas wasn't the shirt, but rather Mr. Gumbs's hat, a variant on the Greek fisherman style that looked like an implied retort to years of fedoras and trilbys.
There was a strategic element to this.
