The phrase "an element of making" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing components or aspects involved in a process of creation or production.
Example: "Collaboration is an essential element of making a successful film."
Alternatives: "a component of creation" or "a factor in production".
"There certainly is an element of making up the rules as they go along," says one European diplomat based in Havana.
Rates of evolution often differ between lineages (for example, slow-versus fast-clock lineages), and so there is an element of making these judgments on a case-by-case basis - the messy nature of biology.
As one of the interventions includes an element of "making a plan", the extent of GPs' prior planning was assessed by a single item (Additional file 1, Section 1, Item 18) and "action planning" by three items (Additional file 1, Section 1, Items 19a, b & c).
And for all the realism of "Menty," there is also an element of make-believe in the slightly rosy, good-humored picture of the life and times of a big-city Russian police station.
I like the sort of weird sexual undercurrent to some of these songs, and there's an element of make-believe.
For Google, growing the media ecosystem available in Play and making it available to a growing number of customers worldwide is a key element of making sure its ecosystem can compete with those offered by Apple and Amazon, and judging by these latest figures, it appears to be doing well in building the library.
A key element of making games in the future will be learning to manage this influx.
Look, I'm aware that it's a very exclusive club, so I think there's definitely an element of me making a stamp and people acknowledging that.
"That is a very important element of making good decisions in those markets".
The element of making a "comeback" from a dire situation was applied to the planet as well.
Just remember that using a compliant device is only one element of making your business compliant.
