The phrase "abandoned elements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to parts of something that have been left behind or neglected, often in a context related to design, architecture, or storytelling.
Example: "The old building was filled with abandoned elements, such as crumbling walls and broken windows, that told a story of its past glory."
Alternatives: "neglected components" or "discarded features".
And yet, they are also reclaiming an abandoned element of the religion; Judaism, after all, was the original Western messianic faith.
The STFC announced late last year it would have to abandon elements of its planned research programme to manage the shortfall, including a 25% cut to university research grants.
The Home Secretary won praise from political rivals for abandoning elements of the "snooper's charter", which was blocked during the Coalition Government, and for giving judges a key role in approving surveillance exercises.
For another, the Jets' woeful offense made it much more likely that teams would build leads and abandon elements of their passing game to focus on running time off the clock.
One focus is Iran, which has so far resisted international pressure to abandon elements of a nuclear program that Western intelligence experts believe to be aimed at producing weapons.
All 213 state legislative seats are up for grabs, and the outcome of the Senate races is critical to shaping the balance of power in Albany, where Democrats hold the governor's office and the Assembly, but have had to compromise or abandon elements of their agenda because Republicans control the State Senate.
By 1900 the Ngoni language was effectively in disuse, and the Tumbuka-speaking group had abandoned many elements of its original culture.
But Dr. Salim, the report's author, has not abandoned those elements of the report and is continuing to seek support for them.
Brownfields, former mining sites as well as abandoned landscape elements connected to mining activities such as dumps, mine railways, conveyor and pipeline systems are hugely important as potential sites for the establishment of future green networks.
