The phrase "an element of science" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific component or aspect that is part of the broader field of science.
Example: "The study of genetics is an element of science that has profound implications for medicine."
Alternatives: "a component of science" or "a facet of science".
There's an element of science and clinical rigor, and there's also an element of intuition".
In the second gallery their visions become more distinct but share an element of science fiction.
The title story, which is this collection's showpiece, has an element of science fiction.
Should this be an element of Science 2.0 to help bridge the gap between science and the public?
The intro features a number of animated characters representing circuit components, and there's even a special guest appearance from André-Marie Ampère, after whom the ampere is named, so there's an element of science history in the mix, too.
While these kinds of biological and behavioral modifications are extreme and have an element of science fiction to them, they are rooted in real science and offer tremendous value in making the academics of parasite biology come alive in an educational setting.
"There's a fascination that people have with alternative histories, and the idea of an enemy occupying Britain has always been of interest," says Mills. "But even in the original Invasion!, there was always an element of science-fiction as well.
And I suppose there's a sexual connotation there -- that whole thing in his eyes, apparently, translated into an element of his science; i.e., human sexual behavior.
This paper reports the results of incorporating an element of social science teaching and research training within the first year of the medical curriculum at Glasgow University.
AI has continued to be an important element of science fiction into the present.
Lockshin writes in fact about some peculiarities of science: mathematics: necessary for detailed analysis, precision, and prediction; vocabulary: technical terms are a fundamental element of science, since scientific language strives for a precision that "assures that any worker through the world, on seeing a specific word, will have the same mental image" (p. 9).
