"element of relief" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is often used when referring to an alleviation of difficulty or distress. For example, "When she finally got the job, she felt an element of relief."
Is there also an element of relief?
In a way, there was an element of relief.
"I would be lying if I said there wasn't an element of relief," he admitted.
There was an element of relief, too, because United's return to European football could hardly have begun in more calamitous fashion.
There was an element of relief and embarrassment about his celebration when Kagawa eventually scored, from a Giggs cross, and he was replaced by Zaha not long afterwards.
To give motorists an element of relief from sky-high oil prices, duty on petrol will be frozen until September when it rises in line with the rate of inflation.
He is also a prisoner of his pants: his perplexed attempts to get in and out of his hakama, a multipaneled sort of Japanese culotte, provide the movie with an element of comic relief.
But there has been, I have to admit, an element of comic relief — of the black-humor variety — in the spectacle of so many people who have been in denial suddenly waking up and smelling the crazy.
But all elderly couples keep the non-age related element of their relief - £1,970 in 1999-2000 whish is the same as the allowance for the under 65s - no matter what their earnings.
Typically, an employee contributes a percentage of their salary, the company contributes a further percentage, and there is an element of tax relief.
I close by touching upon the other elements of injunctive relief.
