The phrase "apart from the elemental" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate exclusion or differentiation from basic or fundamental aspects of a subject.
Example: "Apart from the elemental factors, we must also consider the social influences on behavior."
Alternatives: "aside from the fundamental" or "excluding the basic elements".
"His entire concept of human liberty cannot be understood apart from his elemental view of the spiritual nature of all men and women," said Tim Goeglein, a White House staff member involved in planning the mosque visit and author of "The Man in the Middle," about the role of religion in the Bush administration.
Apart from its elemental specificity, XAS is particularly sensitive to the local electronic structure, including angular anisotropy in molecular orientation, bond length, oxidation state, and symmetry, as well as spin.
Carbon crystallizes in two forms, as diamond and as graphite; diamond stands apart from all other elemental forms in the extreme stability of its crystal structure, whereas graphite has a layer structure.
And though some have wondered at the advisability of staging so grim and doomy a text in a space that (on a nice day, at least) gets flooded with light, it's in the remit of the theater to give off an elemental force that exists apart from the weather.
The beneficial action of the additional element on oxidation resistance can be due either to the formation of some type of protective oxide layer, apart from the typical oxides formed for those metal compounds, or to the blocking effect to the elemental diffusion, which is due to some type of compound precipitation in the diffusion paths.
We excluded 4 days from the elemental data because of outliers, leaving 164 days for analyses.
But it is his love songs that have most endured and which arguably give the truest picture of the man: a 55-year-old native of Barking, on the Essex/London borders, whose biography includes no end of stuff that sets him apart from the rock herd – not least, a brief spell in the army – and whose music always returns to the elemental stuff of human relationships.
