The phrase "a strong element in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or influential component within a larger context, such as a discussion, argument, or analysis.
Example: "Trust is a strong element in building successful relationships, both personally and professionally."
Alternatives: "a key factor in" or "an important aspect of".
A strong element in the armour of a successful poem is the "image-complex".
"I love to play a character, and this is a strong element in the concerto.
I guess a lot white people want Russian babies because they look like them, and that's still a strong element in adoption.
The scorestreak system is back to its best It's early days, but it already looks like scorestreaks (the special attacks and items unlocked through gaining kills and objectives during a match) are a strong element in Black Ops 3.
A strong element in Calvin's teaching was the importance of passive obedience to secular authority an idea that became impossible for the Huguenots to support after the Massacre of St . Bartholomews Day.
The Democratic Party was a strange amalgam, a strong element in it being Southern, Baptist and – at the time – very keen to preserve States' rights so that it could go on with white supremacy.
Her "Spinning Around" video led to some media outlets referring to her as "SexKylie", and sex became a stronger element in her subsequent videos.
The preference for self-care was observed among women of all educational and socio-economic statuses, suggesting that women's responsibility toward the family was a stronger element in mediating women's decision on curative health care seeking than their education.
In the early decades of the century, regionalism was a strong element, particularly in the novel; and authors adopted language coloured by dialect, thus becoming identified with their region.
Social historians believed that populations were very mobile, but through surname studies Hey was identifying a strong element of stability in which at least a handful of "core families" survived in or near the same place for centuries.
"There is a strong element of apprehension in this office after the bombing incident," he said.
