The phrase "absorption of elements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, nutrition, or any field discussing the incorporation or uptake of components or substances.
Example: "The absorption of elements such as iron and calcium is crucial for maintaining overall health."
Alternatives: "uptake of elements" or "assimilation of elements".
This tourism culture has implications for the continuation and evolution of indigenous culture, as it does for the absorption of elements of tourist cultures.
Although three strains of EMF can all enhance the tolerance of pine seedlings to salinity stress, they may utilize different mechanisms because of different performance in absorption of elements.
Deficiency in absorption of elements and vitamins may also occur, causing weakness and diarrhea [ 23- 25].
The authors note that although these trace elements are important nutritional requirements for humans, and that H. utriformis may be considered a good source of these elements, it is known that absorption of the elements (bioavailability) from mushrooms is "low due to limited absorption from the small intestine".
Traffic-derived air pollution directly influences the absorption of chemical elements in leafy vegetables, and the levels of these elements may exceed the recommended values for consumption.
High intakes of phosphorus (as phosphate) may affect calcium metabolism adversely and interfere with the absorption of trace elements such as iron, copper, and zinc.
The third period, the Archaic, from about 650 to about 480 bc, is characterized by the gradual absorption of Oriental elements and the rise and development of archaic Greek art.
The intense agriculture production with regular use of agrochemicals, promoted nowadays may lead to pronounced absorption of toxic elements by species associated with farmland.
Although urban horticulture provides multiple benefits to society, the extent to which these vegetables are contaminated by the absorption of chemical elements derived from atmospheric deposition is unclear.
In experiments on electrostimulation of different plants under space flight conditions at the orbital station MIR the absorption of nutrient elements by the root system increased to the optimal level, the ratio of physiologically active substances in the rhizosphere was normalized, the content of chlorophyll, carotin, and ascorbic acid in leaves corresponded to the ground-based control.
Because our samples of MoS2 nanosheets are obtained by sonicating in the solution of DMF for a long time, whether the experiment progress can lead to the absorption of nonmetal elements in the samples needs to be verified.
