The phrase "an element of flexibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of adaptability or the ability to change in various contexts, such as business, planning, or personal situations.
Example: "In our project management approach, we emphasize the need for an element of flexibility to respond to unexpected challenges."
Alternatives: "a degree of flexibility" or "a measure of adaptability".
We strive to maintain an element of flexibility in the A-level combinations we accept, and we do not have a list of subjects that we consider less ideal than others.
This is achieved by adding an element of flexibility in invasion response to cope with different circumstances and contexts, rather than a 'one size fits all' approach.
This means that, even if the present liquidity and insolvency problems could be treated as you recommended, it would not be long before these countries were in trouble again, requiring more bail-outs.The solution, I suggest, could be to make a strategic retreat to provide an element of flexibility in the exchange-rate regime, based on the 1990 British proposal for a "hard ecu" plan.
There's an element of flexibility around student schedules (enabled by technology and less rigidity), which makes it easier for parents.
While FlightFinder still requires an element of flexibility on the traveler's part if they're going to find the best deal, it expands the traditionally limited scope of flight search, discovery and booking.
He concedes that SportSetter does retain an element of "flexibility", in that it can set "a certain amount of discount" itself — to manage supply and demand on its platform.
Professor Chaison said Mr. Gettelfinger now was showing "an element of great flexibility" that could make the outcome of this summer's labor talks difficult to predict.
However, this element of flexibility should be offset by an element of certainty, which ought to take the form of a system whereby the Commission grants authorisation, on the basis of guidelines it lays down, for the use of the direct award procedure.
The type of exercise required is a series of movements combining elements of flexibility, strength, jumps, holding of poses, and balance, as well as other maneuvers.
A review of the best practice examples demonstrates that there are a number of best practice examples attempting to integrate adaptive elements of flexibility, iterativity, connectivity and subsidiarity into a variety of legislative mechanisms, suggesting that there is not as significant a tension between resilience and the law as many scholars have suggested.
