The phrase "also elements of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing components or aspects of a larger concept or subject.
Example: "In addition to the main themes, there are also elements of the narrative that reflect cultural influences."
Alternatives: "further aspects of the" or "additional components of the".
But the hyper-focus on anti-elitism obscures the far less righteous xenophobia, racism and anti-immigrant sentiment that were also elements of the leave campaign.
They are also elements of "The Exonerated," a play about six wrongfully convicted death row inmates, starring Richard Dreyfuss, Jill Clayburgh and Sara Gilbert.
There are also elements of the campaign in social media like Facebook and Twitter and at the Official N.Y.C. Information Center in Times Square.
"She likes making fun of the country but there's also elements of the country that she likes... she enjoys feeling superior," Watson said, saying he drew on memories of his childhood visits to The Lake District when crafting the story.
But I was very much in love - at that time I wouldn't have changed my decision for anything in the world.' She admits there were also elements of the lifestyle she liked.
"I am not speaking here of violence against children, of which unfortunately also elements of the clergy are stained; of that there is sufficient talk outside of here," he said.
Moreover the superstructure is stressed too and therefore also the elements of the superstructure (sleepers, fixations, track gauge) may get damaged.
Mr. Muratov has also criticized elements of the official investigation of the case.
Stagehands also brought elements of the set on and off from time to time.
It also detailed elements of the bid proposed by Mr. Murdoch to the prime minister.
The exhibition originated from an event that also has elements of the strangely marvelous.
