The phrase "also a significant element" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an important aspect or component of a topic, indicating that it is not only relevant but also noteworthy.
Example: "In addition to the main themes, the character development is also a significant element of the story."
Alternatives: "also an important factor" or "additionally a key component".
There was also a significant element of cautious disengagement from the conflict.
Food processing is also a significant element in Trowbridge's economy, as are manufacturing (notably beds and auto parts) and engineering.
There was also a significant element of racial bias, the group found, with 69% of all the television show episodes analysed by researchers for the ACLU having been directed by white men.
Research has shown that in addition to the actual occurrence of crime, the perceived fear of crime is also a significant element that affects the quality of life measurement of a region [24],[25].
31 Parental love is also a significant element of parenting.
The fact that nurses are more likely to be owners of real estate and other assets in Tonga and Samoa suggests that there could be also a significant element of self-interest, which would also explain the upward turn in the remittance function where remittances are measured against length of absence, and where that length is greater than 20 years.
GPS has also added a significant element to the gathering and interpretation of data.
However, retrograde transport of BDNF from striatum back to cortex is also proposed as a significant element of trophic support to the source cortical neurons [48].
Change management was also mentioned as a significant element in seventeen studies.
"Will.i.am has registered several trademarks," he chunters, "including 'I AM', which is also emphasised in, and a significant element of, his professional name".
It also made those risks a significant element of the museum's exhibit, said Tracy Robinson, the show's coordinator.
