The phrase "an inevitable element of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is a necessary or unavoidable part of a larger context or situation.
Example: "Change is an inevitable element of growth in any organization."
Alternatives: "a necessary part of" or "an essential aspect of".
There's an inevitable element of reflected glory in defending the unloved.
Based on VANETs (Vehicle Ad-hoc Networks), a stable, reliable and low delay wireless network access environment is an inevitable element of vehicle safety applications.
Because the class is being filmed, there's an inevitable element of performance to their reactions, but his incredulousness and her nervousness — she appears deeply uncertain of where to direct her gaze — feel true.
This means the crowds of angry young men who jostled and spat at me in the bazaars of Peshawar last autumn are not an inevitable element of the political landscape.
I say speculate, because in an industry that works more than a mile underground, there is an inevitable element of ad hoc decision making.
Some of these kids even want to go see Mumford & Sons — another mainstream artist Dice has sold tickets for via the app… So there's an inevitable element of variety needed to cater to users' music tastes.
In many beach communities, local authorities tend to see localism-minded groups like the Bay Boys as an unfortunate but inevitable element of surf culture.
An inevitable component of this new paradigm is in silico methods which should became a vital element of cardiac safety testing.
We pass rusting Soviet tanks adopted as inevitable elements of the country's terrain the leftovers of Soviet imperialism combined with the singular resourcefulness of the Afghan people yields an exploitative kind of survival.
Though we can sense it is inevitable, elements of the betrayal, graphic torture and sudden death that are the daily currency of these characters continue to be disturbing, even today.
