The phrase "a particular element of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a distinct part or aspect of a larger whole, often in analytical or descriptive contexts.
Example: "In this study, we will focus on a particular element of the ecosystem that influences biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a specific aspect of" or "a distinct component of".
It may be difficult to determine what is, or is not, an equivalent to a particular element of an invention.
Also at issue is what role a potentially one-time spike in a particular element of the calculations -- fuel costs, in this instance -- should play.
'The much more likely incentive was that they felt there had been a lot of problems with a particular element of the regiment, that the army were were investigating it and had a lot of material on certain serious offenders.
"This president and his closest friends come not from 'business' but from a particular element of business," said Mark Mellman, a Democratic pollster who is convinced the environment will play an important part in the 2002 Congressional elections.
Taxonomy can be represented in a hierarchical graph or table of attributes, where each of the attributes identifies a particular element of the differentiation.
Contract law is generally governed by the state Common Law, and while general overall contract law is common throughout the country, some specific court interpretations of a particular element of the Contract may vary between the states.
The axioms of group theory, for instance, characterize what it means for a mathematical structure to count as a group, what it takes for a particular element to be the identity element of a group, and what counts as the inverse of a particular element.
It is probably fair to say that media studies is a bit too wide a remit to do any particular element of it justice.
In particular, the researchers were studying the isotope ratios--or the comparative abundances of the different forms of a particular element--of the gaseous elements krypton and xenon.
An atomic line source, on the other hand, consists of a collection of atoms of a particular element that are then induced to emit light at one of the characteristic frequencies associated with those atoms a neon light, or those yellowish sodium-vapor streetlights, say.
Depending on the geochemistry of a particular element, seasonal precipitation and dissolution of FMO and AVS could lead to significant changes in partitioning among the pore waters and various sediment constituents.
