The phrase "and any other elements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional components or items that are not specifically listed but are implied to be included.
Example: "The report should include the main findings, recommendations, and any other elements that support our conclusions."
Alternatives: "and other components" or "as well as additional factors".
In the drop-down menu, select Menu bar and any other elements you want to see each time you use the program.
On your diagram, account for the newspaper masthead, each news article (identify the section for each one), graphics, captions, navigational elements (such as a table of contents or index) and any other elements that you might find".
The latter aspect of fairness relates to the economic and financial considerations of the proposed merger, including all relevant factors: assets, market value, earnings, future prospects, and any other elements that affect the intrinsic or inherent value of a company's stock.
The only other element commonly present in isoprenoids is oxygen, which does not interfere with the analysis for carbon and hydrogen, although it is difficult to determine directly; usually it is assumed to constitute the proportion of the compound not accounted for as carbon, hydrogen, and any other elements that have been measured.
Theme is realised in English by the first experiential element in the clause, and any other elements preceding it (Halliday and Matthiessen, 2014).
The analysis of energy content of the briquettes was done concurrently with the determination of traces of gases that could be released from the combustion of the briquettes and any other elements.
I am love!" Follow your intuition and add any other elements that feel right to you.
15 You should include documentation for any additional information you used for the cost calculations, including any information supplied by vendors that affects your assumptions regarding purchased equipment costs, equipment life, replacement of major components, and any other element of the calculation that differs from the Control Cost Manual.
This will help you pick plants, and allow you to plan for any other elements, such as benches, rocks, sculptures, or potted plants.
This was most pronounced in the benthopelagic species C. aceratus, where the anterior and ventral pharyngeal cartilage elements (Meckel's cartilage and ceratohyal) were well formed and elongated before any other element appeared (see Additional file 1).
