The phrase "added an important element" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing contributions or enhancements to a project, idea, or discussion that significantly improve its value or depth.
Example: "The new research findings added an important element to our understanding of climate change."
Alternatives: "introduced a crucial aspect" or "included a significant factor."
But it has added an important element.
The Intercept's reporter, Ryan Grim, added an important element on Twitter even before he and co-writer Alleen Brown published their article a day later.
In addition, interactive workshops with potential sponsors added an important element to this symposium with key experts from industry and government agencies highlighting their research needs and vision.
The agricultural transformation occurred mainly on the small farms of Flanders; one of its main features was the spread of potato cultivation, which added an important element to the diet of the rural population.
The Lucerne Festival in Switzerland said yesterday it planned to build a 1,000-seat 1,000-seate, adding an impoperat element to its classical music offerings.
To this he adds an important element: that Asian politicians and intellectuals who promote the creed of "Asian values" -- that the East cannot be measured by Western yardsticks -- are cynically defending their own power and privileges.
William Shih, a co-author of the study and assistant professor of biological chemistry and molecular pharmacology Harvard Medical School, says that the ability to make curved structures adds an important element to the DNA nanoscience toolbox.
The results obtained in the course of our EELS study allow us to add an important element to the interpretation of very efficient and broadband light absorption by ultra-sharp convex grooves in gold25.
However it adds an important element (cf. (Hostetler 2016; Kinsella 2012)).
Basically, our case report adds an important element in the correct clinical management of neurothekeomas: faced with a histological diagnosis with an unusual localization and mixed or hypercellular type, clinicians must consider the possibility of an early local recurrence, suggesting a close clinical and radiological follow-up.
Basically, our case report adds an important element in the correct clinical management of neurotecheomas: faced with a histological diagnosis with an unusual localization and mixed or hypercellular type, clinicians must consider the possibility of an early local recurrence, suggesting a close clinical and radiological follow-up.
