The phrase "and included elements of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing components or aspects that are part of a larger whole, often in the context of analysis or description.
Example: "The report was comprehensive and included elements of market research, consumer behavior, and competitive analysis."
Alternatives: "and comprised aspects of" or "and featured components of".
The music demonstrated Byrne's facility in different genres, and included elements of pop, jazz, and reggae, though Timbers likened its predominant mood to the numinous Nordic rock of the band Sigur Rós.
Kristina Sandklef, a China analyst who is advising Degavro, said the expert's comments on the way the teenager's Korean was often ungrammatical and included elements of other dialects picked up in a decade living as a roaming kotjebi or streetchild had been misinterpreted.
These scenery-chewing shows, akin to British pantomime or Italian commedia dell'arte, often recreated the story of the biblical Book of Esther (known as the Megillah, and the basis for the annual Purim holiday), and included elements of circus, puppetry and other carnival-like entertainment.
The design of the groups took a bottom-up approach and included elements of meat quality, meat safety and risk reduction strategies.
Nembutsu practices in early Buddhist tradition centered on mindfulness exercises conducted in veneration of Sakyamuni Buddha, and included elements of bodily worship and the reverent repetition of the name of the Buddha.
Arkin quickly re-wrote his story, and included elements of the Tulpa myth to create a literal monster.
It is a short musical journey through the fascinating and complex history of the island and includes elements of Ma Normandie, French folk tunes and Gerard Le Feuvre's Island Home.
On the basis of the history of ergonomics and contemporary contributions, it is proposed that it is one of the modern sciences, drawing as much from the field as from the laboratory, and including elements of an art and a craft as well.
In their first brainstorming sessions in 1994, Santomero, Kessler, and Johnson decided to promote mastery rather than rote learning or memorizing, make sure that their viewers knew the answers to the puzzles with which they were presented, and include elements of surprise and play.
For the specific aesthetic look to the film, Gunn wanted to create "a colorful science-fiction world", and include elements of 1950s and 60s pulp movies, citing the Ravagers' spaceships, which he compared to muscle cars, as an example of the latter.
