The phrase "a recorded element of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific part or aspect of something that has been documented or captured in some form, such as audio, video, or written records.
Example: "The documentary features a recorded element of the interview with the scientist discussing climate change."
Alternatives: "a documented part of" or "a captured aspect of".
Aristotle recorded elements of its natural history, including that it bore live young, and correctly recognized that it was a shark despite its resemblance to rays and skates.
While recording elements of "Stay (Faraway, So Close!)", Bono picked up a guitar and began to play the song.
On the web browsing records element of the legislation, it says it will "continue to work closely with industry to develop implementation plans for retaining internet connection records in response to recommendations from the Joint Committee and the Science and Technology Committee".
Mr. Burns produced the album with the composer and sound designer Richard Warp, and using five-channel surround-sound theynology they were able to create, for the first time, a recorded analogue of this spatial element.
The articles were rejected if they recorded no element of definition or conceptualization.
For the record, elements of the core mouse response to infection by N. caninum are identified and discussed.
Brooks wanted to record every element of a homicide and, as a result, there were more than a hundred and fifty questions.
Tick boxes were used by participants to record each element of home practice alongside a space to make any free response comments on their home practice for their own benefit and that of the class instructor.
And, no matter how sophisticated we have become about the nature of recorded performance, an element of this early-days confusion still survives when we watch a lively performance by someone we know to be dead.
St James' provides a record of important elements of Sydney's history in both physical and documentary form.
