The phrase "as one element of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a component or part of a larger whole, often in analytical or descriptive contexts.
Example: "Sustainability is considered as one element of our overall strategy for growth."
Alternatives: "as a part of" or "as a component of".
In South Africa, there is an emerging research focus on agency nursing as one element of analysing the broader process of casualisation in nursing (21– 21).
This paper presents data from wet forests in south-eastern Australia to help elucidate the effects of different strategies on forest birds as one element of biodiversity that needs to be conserved in these forests.
Although their approaches differed, both parties counted for a time in the boom years of the 1990's on harnessing the returns of the market as one element of plans to ensure the solvency of the Social Security system as the baby boom generation retired.
Even so, socialism figured as one element of the 1963 march, and not a small one, either.
Uber board members have cited Khosrowshahi's status as a family man as one element of his appeal, and a welcome contrast to Kalanick's good-time-bachelor persona.
In the 1960's he started working in a Surrealist style, using 19th-century negatives as one element of his pictures and manipulating his prints in the darkroom.
The intimate physical scenes come as only one element of a deep study of the relationship between the two young women as it grows from young first love into domesticity.
Rather, product innovation can be as simple as changing one element of, or introducing a new attribute to, an existing product.
This finding may reflect the evolving contemporary view of VAP as one element in a continuum of airway changes including inflammation.
The Historic Church by contrast never held the Bible up as a magic book that could solve all your problems but rather regarded the Bible as just one element of a liturgical tradition based on community, worship and participation.
When we reach out to any audience, incentives should be presented as one element in a tapestry of functional and emotional benefits programs have to offer.
