The phrase "are integral elements of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that certain components are essential or fundamental parts of a larger whole.
Example: "The various departments in the organization are integral elements of its overall success."
Alternatives: "are essential parts of" or "are key components of".
Occupants are integral elements of a building ecosystem and their behavior can have a substantial impact on energy consumption in buildings.
Determining the degree of risk that wildfires pose to homes, where across the landscape the risk originates, and who can best mitigate risk are integral elements of effective co-management of wildfire risk.
In addition there are integral elements of the later, more developed Pskovian icon style: a classical monumentality, a skillful use of intense colour, and a strong rhythmic quality of composition, all of which distinguish it from Novgorod's more prosaic, anecdotal art.
The dCINs are integral elements of spinal interneuron networks that generate rhythmic locomotor movements and participate in the left-right coordination of hind limbs during locomotion [9], [14] [17].
Successful self-management and positive patient practitioner interactions for better control of both illness and daily life are integral elements of this model.
Terrorism and counterterrorism were integral elements of the French-Algerian war and other modern conflicts.
Butter sculptures — and above all, the butter cow, an icon of the annual Des Moines celebration — have long been integral elements of the 155-year-old fair.
Remote diagnosis and machining operation monitoring, as well as teleservice being integral elements of next-generation manufacturing are overviewed.
His model was based on the premise that stress and difficulties, being integral elements of human existence, cause every individual to develop characteristic ways of coping with them.
Moreover, it has become increasingly clear that miRNAs are integral elements in a number of crucial gene expression networks, acting in tightly regulated feedback loops that are often disrupted in cancer.
While factors such as religion, culture, and political status could be integral elements in constructions of self and community, Dursteler finds early modern identity to be more than the sum total of its constitutent parts and reveals how the fluidity and malleability of identity in this time and place made coexistence among disparate cultures possible.
