The phrase "are main elements of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the key components or features of a particular subject or topic.
Example: "The main elements of a successful marketing strategy are understanding the target audience, creating engaging content, and utilizing various channels for distribution."
Alternatives: "are key components of" or "are essential parts of".
When cultures were non-contributive, clinical and biological picture (site of infection, clinical and biological picture and evolution), successful treatment by antibiotics and rule out of other diagnosis were main elements of sepsis diagnosis.
- The capacity-building and empowerment strategies are main success elements of any developmental project.
Copper, lead and tin are the main elements of bronzes, while silicon, potassium, aluminum and iron are likely to represent soil which was incorporated during burial.
Yes, the plot, the characters and the realism are the main elements of the show, but the comedy is the glue that holds them together.
Halfway through his speech, Mr. Rahimi said there was a difference between Jews who "honestly follow the prophet Moses" and the Zionists, who are "the main elements of the international drugs trade".
Today quality is defined as "the demands of customers" and customers' perceptions and expectations are the main elements of quality [ 24, 25].
What are the main elements of Las Vegas's water policy, and what differences with other Western cities can be discerned?
While the Middle Eastern core of this third empire is being consolidated, the European and East Asian protectorates that were the main elements of the second American empire are eroding.
Fuel rationing is still in effect, and a grim weariness hangs in the air, as palpable as the dust and damp that are the main elements of the atmosphere.
What are the main elements of FEA? FEA starts with analysis of the proposed project's main objectives and targets that need to be reflected in the project's logical framework.
