The phrase "a particularly important element" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when emphasizing the significance of a specific component or aspect within a larger context.
Example: "In this project, a particularly important element is the collaboration between team members to ensure success."
Alternatives: "a crucial component" or "a vital aspect".
The army was a particularly important element within the empire.
Schneiderman's MERS suit is a particularly important element of the deterrence process for a number of reasons.
This feeling seems to be a particularly important element.
Gap size is a particularly important element because it can strongly influence vegetation growth and nutrient cycling [ 11, 12].
Continuity of care between Australia's hospital maternity care system and the post-birth community-based primary care system has been identified as a particularly important element of maternity care, yet is difficult to achieve for many women within the context of the current funding structures, noted workforce shortages and service capabilities [ 11].
Hesterberg et al. (1993) observed that in rats the exposure to fiberglass does not cause lung fibrosis and/or the statistical increase of lung cancer and mesotheliomas; so they suggest that in humans the exposure to fiberglass dust does not represent a particularly important element in the evolution towards fibrosis and/or lung cancer.
Patients and physicians agreed that psychological distress and cancer diagnosis were particularly important elements of the cancer experience in the follow-up.
Tyrosine kinase (trk) receptors, representing other, particularly important elements of the phosphorylation system, and neurotrophins were also shown to be affected by oxidotoxins, including Aβ.
A number of enzymatic pathways including glyoxalase pathway contribute to the detoxification of RCOs, and redox coenzymes (reduced GSH and NAD(P H) are particularly important elements for the activity of these pathways [ 78].
Ensuring the technique of VSR, the study sampling and the choice of data sources align to the research question have emerged as particularly important elements in the quality of these studies.
The particularly important elements are: anesthesia, fluid therapy, pain therapy, and early postoperative mobilization (Husted and Holm 2006, Husted et al. 2010a, 2011a, 2012, Khan et al. 2014) as well as preoperative information and supervision (Kehlet 1997, Andersen et al. 2007, 2009, Holm et al. 2010).
