The phrase "a noticeable element of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a feature or aspect that stands out or is easily observed within a particular context.
Example: "The vibrant colors in the painting are a noticeable element of the artist's unique style."
Alternatives: "a prominent aspect of" or "a striking feature of".
"There is a noticeable element of political discrimination against opposition supporters, who are targeted by village chiefs," Sochua told the Guardian by phone as she campaigned in Cambodia's second-largest city, Battambang.
Bedřich Smetana was the first composer to inject a noticeable element of Czech nationalism into his work, most notably in his opera Prodaná nevěsta (The Bartered Bride) and his cycle of symphonic poems Má vlast (My Country).
Science is becoming a more noticeable element of the TV schedules, with the redoubtable David Attenborough still building on nearly 50 years of explaining the wonders of the natural world and with Brian Cox and his hugely successful recent TV series.
On the question of women, which was a noticeable element in Ghannoushi's Guardian article on Monday: "In every activity, in every press conference, in every meeting, we need to emphasise our commitment to women's rights".
At the risk of overkill, mention has to be made of the dialogue, the most noticeable element of the troweled-on swing-era atmosphere.
Perhaps the most noticeable element of the announcement was the administration's effort to push back on the growing chorus of doubters about the evidence that the attack on Sony was North Korean in origin.
Without these elements coming together you feel a noticeable drop in performance and you can pay a high penalty in terms of lap time".
As a result, quinoa figures into the flavor of an Eatsa bowl the way the bass line figures into a Metallica song: it's not the most noticeable element.
In this comparison, both tandem donors and acceptors show a noticeable avoidance of structural elements.
Since the surface OH-groups are mainly active sorption centers towards trace elements ions, a noticeable improvement of sorption properties of the clinoptilolite heated in the temperature range of 250 350 °C towards terbium ions (Fig. 1) was connected with the increased number of surface hydroxyl groups provided by water molecules and surface silanol (Si OH) groups.
The comparison of the experimental results for the first resonance frequency and the damping with Finite-Element computations indicate that a noticeable amount of shear forces are transferred during the dynamic measurement and thus the pavement contributes to the stiffness of the bridges.
