The phrase "element to satisfy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a necessary feature or part of something. For example, "To achieve success, there must be an element to satisfy everyone involved."
If the issue of whether the act was committed as an act of terror is added to the mix, the prosecution would have an additional element to satisfy, one it must establish beyond a reasonable doubt.
Furthermore, we require the optimal size Δ opt of the respective element to satisfy ε = c Δ opt p ˆ + 1 (40).
However, one must keep in mind that Gauguin, occasionally, undertook changes of a design element to satisfy his clients and then could be the author of the added chair element.
Thousands of workers labored in a monumental effort against time and the elements to satisfy the autocratic will of one man: Peter the Great.
We present a new three-dimensional finite element technique to solve efficiently flows in a representative porous volume with fibrous microstructures, which employs a fictitious domain method to deal with immersed microstructures and a mortar-element method to satisfy rigorously the tri-periodic boundary condition for the representative volume element.
Wind turbine design includes subsystem elements necessary to satisfy rigorous grid codes imposed by transmission system operators (TSOs).
On March 17, Mr. Bush decided to modify the program and drop certain elements in order to satisfy Mr. Comey and Mr. Mueller, according to the joint inspector general report.
Variable-node finite elements are employed to satisfy the nodal connectivity and compatibility between the neighboring different-level meshes.
The method uses several inelastic static analyses to optimize the strength of the structural elements in order to satisfy the adopted damage indices.
A stretch of vascular elements that fails to satisfy this requirement is referred to as a "vein fragment" (Additional file 3: Figure S2).
The structural element strengths are determined to satisfy the basic design goal, which requires elastic behavior during moderate earthquakes and inelastic behavior with tolerable damage during strong earthquakes.
