The phrase "about that element" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific component or aspect of a larger topic, often to clarify or elaborate on that particular element.
Example: "I have some questions about that element of the project proposal that we discussed last week."
Alternatives: "regarding that element" or "concerning that element".
He has long made himself exceptional, and he thrives on talking about that element of his career.
He added: "We need to now move on to another part of the Forward View which is the £22bn in productivity and efficiency savings and have a much more detailed discussion about that element.
Daniel E. Becnel Jr., a Louisiana lawyer who has chosen to move most of his clients through the Feinberg fund, expressed skepticism about that element of the deal, saying that it seemed that the goal of the new process was to siphon more people into the settlement process.
When Hague was asked in parliament about that element of the story, he said that it was "not the only incident" of this kind, and that, going forward, finding a way "to control the uniforms" could be difficult, because there were just so many of them out there, and so much "turnover" among those wearing them.
I am not sure exactly about that element of it because I kind of stopped listening and was more focused on not getting sick from the smell of disinfectant and raw embryos.
Think about what element that might be now––it might be a particular cut, a color or pattern, an addition to one part of the clothing, etc. Visit fashion design studios.
Still, Chris DeWolfe, the MySpace co-founder and chief executive, said he was not concerned about seeing that element of the enterprise remain discrete.
That's my favorite thing about Christmas, that element of surprise.
As for surprising his audience with unexpected lightness and comedy, it is true – just about – that there are elusive elements of dark comedy.
They also emphasize that both sets of metrics are complementary in providing relevant information about the elements that influence residential satisfaction.
Both sides expressed optimism that Giambi, a free-agent first baseman, would sign with the Yankees, a deal that has been anticipated for several days, yet they were still cautious about the elements that needed to be completed.
