The phrase "another important element of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing an additional significant component or aspect of a topic being discussed.
Example: "Another important element of effective communication is active listening."
Alternatives: "a further key aspect of" or "an additional crucial factor in".
Another important element of temple worship is seeing the deity: darshan.
Another important element of the film is the setting — downtown Chicago — of a third-act battle sequence.
Another important element of the program's early success was the fact that it was privately funded and not beholden to the state rules.
Another important element of the plan was the Federal Reserve's decision to expand an emergency lending program so that commercial banks could buy asset-backed securities from money funds.
The committee's action came as another important element of the federal government's response to the attacks, the Federal Victim Compensation Fund, announced an interpretation of its rules that could substantially increase the money paid to the families of New York City police and fire department victims.
Which brings us to another important element of opera: it does not exist inscribed on the page, but as a living, performed act of the theatre, and part of the responsibility of the director is to not accept unscrutinised the assumptions of the time in which it was composed.
The description of miRNAs in Eucalyptus contributes to scientific knowledge of this vast genre, which is the most widely planted hardwood crop in the tropical and subtropical world, adding another important element to the annotation of Eucalyptus grandis reference genome.
The fact that IL8 is a chemokine for neutrophils is another important element for tumorigenesis and the development of tumor microenvironment.
For scoping studies that include several types of mapping another important element is the synthesis of the different strands of the exercise.
Another important element is that importers of products from countries outside the EU are required to ensure that the goods in question satisfy the applicable Community requirements.
Another important element is a "component of authority: it's more real and more true than everyday waking consciousness and this stamps this experience in as one that informs people's lives going forward".
