"an elemental source" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a fundamental or essential source of something such as knowledge, energy, or life. For example, you might say, "The Force is an elemental source of energy in the Star Wars universe."
He was an elemental source.
You have to learn to be a writer and in poetry you find an elemental source, like the perfect forms on the cave wall of Plato's Republic.
The vibratory and acoustical response of an elemental source is addressed, both theoretically and experimentally.
Whereas in addition to being understood as an elemental source for United States law, the Ten Commandments have become a recognized symbol of law in the Nation's culture: Now, therefore, be it.
Alternatively, the distribution of the fluid pressure can also be described as a sum of different modes analogous to an analysis of the acoustic field due to an elemental source in a duct as described by Doak [ 120].
The urban river is an elemental source that collects the municipal wastewater with huge amount of sludge [ 4], the municipal sewage is the mixture of various organic matters, and the decomposition of these matters produces harmful gases that in fact deteriorate the environment and logically created the infection diseases [ 5].
Ms. Ross's photographs hint at a less elemental source of destruction, too.
The correction factor to be provided for the original Green's functions can be obtained easily from an elemental tsunami source.
A single element of the initial sea-surface height for the computation of the Green's functions (an elemental tsunami source, hereafter) was represented by a square of dimensions 700 × 700 arc seconds with stair-like steps.
Two approaches to synthesize the input signals to apply to each elemental source are developed in order to create a prescribed, frequency-dependent acoustic directivity.
But he has tapped into some elemental source of musical power.
