The phrase "are clear elements of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific components or aspects that are evident or identifiable within a larger context.
Example: "In the report, there are clear elements of bias that need to be addressed to ensure objectivity."
Alternatives: "are evident components of" or "are distinct features of".
She said: "There was a judgement made by secretary of state and PM that continuity was needed … There were clear elements of openness.
Whether sanctioned from the top or not, it is clear that elements of both the police and the security services are involved in unlawful spying on innocent people on the off-chance they will catch them doing something illegal.
I will reserve judgement on the question until it is clear what elements of skill are involved in the competition, or if winners are simply a function of who possesses the best technology.
However, there is a definite line that exists which defines how close the two most important people in your life can get to each other, and that is based on the fact that you are sexually intimate with your boyfriend so there is a clear element of exclusivity that should never be violated by either party.
The remaining six are clear insertions of the element, often at a TA target site as has been described [ 7].
The State Internet Information Office, another official body, says it will establish a new vetting process to judge whether foreign information-technology products and services are compatible with national security.However, there is a clear element of commercial opportunism, too.
There is a clear element of stage-management in these funerals and it is never said that Iraq might well have been free of sanctions had it honoured its post-Gulf war pledges on disarmament.But UN officials say there is no doubt that children are dying as a result of poor health care, nutrition and sanitation.
There's this clear element of heroism, but people not feeling like heroes afterward.
