The phrase "a useful element for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing components or factors that contribute positively to a particular context or situation.
Example: "In our research, we found that collaboration is a useful element for fostering innovation within teams."
Alternatives: "a valuable component for" or "an important factor for".
In the complex world of today, such pressure groups, if they represent homogeneous or at least well-balanced interests, constitute a useful element of information for those responsible for economic and social policies.
This metal is resistant to chemical reactions that take place in biological fluids and is a very useful element for providing a coating layer to protect MNPs[10, 11].
"Until then, water had been only a useful element, like the showers, for example, into which I rushed to cleanse myself of a presence after having let myself get caught".
Conceptually, a switch-regulator that qualitatively controls transcription of effector genes would provide a powerful and useful element for the pathogen in its co-evolutionary struggle with its host.
Earthworm-derived products and specially VC having specific enzymes, convert insoluble soil nutrients like phosphorus into soluble and useful element for the host plant (Satchel and Martin 1984).
It was also apparent that there was not complete consistency amongst the pharmacist sample and, for example, although law was cited as the most useful element for many, other considered it the least useful aspect of training.
There are a plenty of options in the periodic table of electrically active, and thus useful, elements for making some form of glop that can store an electric charge, including aluminum, magnesium, nickel, iron, zinc, cadmium, vanadium, carbon, silver, sodium and mercury.
This case demonstrates that physical examination plays a fundamental role and also the examination of chest wall may give in some cases useful elements for diagnosis.
Maybe fluorescein angiography (FA) could have provided useful elements for the diagnosis and characterization of the present clinical case.
This approach could provide useful elements for the development of probiotic adjunct cultures producing natural biopreservatives during food fermentations.
