The phrase "an element whose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific characteristic or property of an element in a scientific or technical context.
Example: "We are studying an element whose atomic number is 6, which identifies it as carbon."
Alternatives: "a component that has" or "a factor whose".
About 60% of the nitrogen applied to crops worldwide is not needed, as well as about half of the phosphorus, an element whose readily available sources are dwindling.
Because it is an element whose importance — mammals need it to breathe — was already apparent, and thus its discovery could be readily comprehended.
Carbon is an element whose atoms have an almost infinite capacity for uniting with each other in chains and rings and various other configurations, and for becoming linked with atoms of other substances.
Freud's elaboration of his therapeutic technique during these years focused on the implications of a specific element in the relationship between patient and analyst, an element whose power he first began to recognize in reflecting on Breuer's work with Anna O.
We then demonstrate the generality of this algorithm by presenting three distinct applications that respectively find an element whose efficiency, accuracy or completeness is nearly optimal.
Many learning systems search through a space of possible performance elements, seeking an element whose expected utility, over the distribution of problems, is high.
In today's oceans, iron is in such short supply that it is a limiting nutrient — an essential element whose scarcity holds biological productivity in check.
Even though both P1 and P2 exhibit good inhibition efficiency, maximum efficiency is obtained for compound P2 because of the presence of plenty of electrons and an additional pyridine ring compared to P1. CPE is a special element whose admittance is a function of angular frequency and whose phase is independent of frequency [50].
Each d ∈ D is either a periodic element with an even prime period or an eventually periodic element that leads to a periodic element whose prime period is even.
(ii) Each d ∈ D is either a periodic element with an even prime period or an eventually periodic element that leads to a periodic element whose prime period is even. .
One might interpret this mechanism as a protein module, i.e. a small interaction network acting as a computational element, whose purpose is to store and process information [ 51, 60, 61].
