The phrase "embody elements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that contains the essential characteristics, qualities, or features of something else. For example: "This new book embodies all the elements of a classic horror novel."
They certainly embody elements of Japanese aesthetics, such as wabi-sabi, the adherence to imperfection – his cuts are often asymmetrical and his edges occasionally unfinished.
And it should embody elements of the president's jobs program, like repairing infrastructure and putting teachers and police back to work.
In the same way, a summary produced either manually by a human or automatically by a computational system has to consist of those characteristics that will captivate human attention and embody elements, which will assist the development of the plot.
He himself embodied elements of both the thinker and the actor, the preacher and the charlatan.
While Ms. Douglas's work embodied elements of Southern Gothic, in later books it also embraced more experimental elements.
The liturgy chanted, in expanded Song form, still embodies elements that can be traced back to Zhang Daoling's sect.
Adding to the intrigue is that Paypal at once embodies elements that attracted rabid Internet investors as well as those that drove investors away screaming.
The reason for the scarcity, in the opinion of Margot Brunelle, a J. Crew spokeswoman I phoned after I got home, is that the children's collection embodies elements that adults have been requesting for years.
Still, it embodied elements of design and technology that were ahead of their time, and it served as a showcase for the work of Brooks Stevens, an industrial designer whose creations helped define postwar America.
Through an ethnographic study of how consumers perceive and experience Louis Vuitton flagship stores, we show that luxury stores are becoming hybrid institutions, embodying elements of both art galleries and museums, within a context of exclusivity emblematic of luxury.
As the last pagan empire stretching from the Baltic to the Black Sea, Lithuania is a complex country that strongly embodies elements of the old world and the new, not unlike Shaltmira's art.
