The phrase "are individual elements of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing components or parts that make up a larger whole, often in contexts like analysis or description.
Example: "The colors in the painting are individual elements of the artist's unique style."
Alternatives: "constitute separate parts of" or "are distinct components of".
Entertainment Weekly writer Hillary Busis said there were individual elements of the episode she enjoyed, but felt the wedding happened too quickly and the lack of buildup reduced the tension leading up to the event.
In addition to the attitudinal survey, we are assessing individual elements of the curriculum.
However, when multiple pairs with the same item relations were learned, individual elements of associative pairs could be rearranged.
And yet, when the public is quizzed about individual elements of the bill, some are relatively popular — although certainly not the individual mandate.
They may also find sentences with more than one element difficult – e.g. "Get some paper and pencils and go and sit in the drawing corner". The child may be able to follow the individual elements of the sentence but when they are combined into one, they can't process everything at once.
Each element contained in a patent claim is deemed material to defining the scope of the patented invention, and thus the doctrine of equivalents must be applied to individual elements of the claim, not to the invention as a whole.
That's because the individual elements of the model don't matter as much as the interactions among them.
The goal of protection is to protect individual elements of the power system from damage and to protect the security of the power system itself.
A theme function is composed of theme elements, which are individual nondata components of a graphic, such as axis.text, axis.ticks, legend.key, legend.position, and panel.background.background
There are individual examples of situations where regulatory elements affect flanking genes [ 47- 50], and where the regulatory element and the affected gene are separated by several unaffected genes [ 51- 53].
