The phrase "a shared element in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a common feature or aspect that exists within a particular context or among a group of items or ideas.
Example: "Trust is a shared element in successful relationships, whether personal or professional."
Alternatives: "a common factor in" or "a mutual aspect in".
This is in agreement with the opinions of Krupat et al. [ 32], who studied attitudes in doctor-patient relationships and made a distinction between patient-centeredness and disease-centeredness, or in their own words, between a "caring" and a "sharing" element in the doctor-patient relationship [ 26, 32].
It is likely that disruption of the Hip-PFC functional connectivity might be a shared element of pathophysiology in the above disorders.
Because of shared elements in rituals, a pilgrim from western Rajasthan does not feel alienated in the eastern pilgrimage town of Puri, even though the spoken language, the landscape and climate, the deities' names and appearances, and the food offerings are markedly different from those the pilgrim knows at home.
However, there are more "identical elements" in Set 1 and 2 and in Set 3 and 4. Notice that two of the three words are the same in Set 1 and 2 and in Set 3 and 4. The similarity in sets can not be based on the number of shared elements in the set.
Therefore, while there may be shared elements in the planning of imagined and actual movements, the similarities that occur during the execution of that movement remain relatively unknown.
Thirdly, the algorithm discovered shared elements in well-aligned regions by recognizing structural characters of elements.
The age distributions for ancestrally shared elements in human and macaque (and in mouse and rat) only roughly correspond with each other prior to the divergence of these species pairs.
The "beauty" which surrounds this particular sacrifice is the sharing element, in which the community shares the sacrificed cow, sheep or goat meat in three parts; one for the family, one share for friends and neighbors, and another part for the poorer community members.
Chipworks (via 9to5Google) has disassembled one of Samsung's new flagships, and it provides an interesting look at that fancy new 16MP camera, which shares elements in common with the HTC One's UltraPixel tech, as well as with Sony's Cybershot line of dedicated cameras.
