The phrase "elementary units" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to basic components or fundamental parts of a system, concept, or structure.
Example: "In physics, elementary units such as mass and charge are essential for understanding the behavior of particles."
Alternatives: "fundamental units" or "basic units."
The typical aggregate charge is about 10 elementary units.
The platforms to be serviced are assumed to be made of elementary units (EUs).
The elementary units of β-Bi2O3 architectures are microrods of ~1 μm in width.
Elementary units of pattern-based analysis are scenes – patches of surface consisting of a complex arrangement of individual pixels (patterns).
Increasing numbers of "copies" (objects) of these elementary units, Internodes, Leaves, Meristems, Roots, and Root tips, form the growing tree.
Then, we can compute the displacement caused by external forces from this near-equilibrium initial packing of the elementary units.
A theistic spiritual pluralism, which interprets reality in terms of a multitude of interacting psychic monads (elementary units), was developed by the English philosopher James Ward.
The "real" vision of nanotechnology is based on mechanosynthesis (chemistry with positional control), possibly facilitated by using pre-constructed nanoblocks as the elementary units of fabrication.
Restricted set of nanostructure classes was suggested to build from the constituting elementary units, namely, 0D clusters and particles, 1D nanotubes and nanowires, 2D nanoplates and layers.
Modelling atoms (i.e. elementary units of modelling) for both the architecture components and functions are defined, based on state-space formalism.
Sub-200 nm patterned magnetic dots are key elements for the design of magnetic switches, memory cells or elementary units of nanomagnetic logic circuits.
