"encompasses three elements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group of three related items. For example, "This project encompasses three elements: planning, execution, and evaluation."
The concept of 'psychosis' in psychiatry encompasses five elements: confused thinking, false beliefs, hallucinations, changed emotions and disturbed behaviour.
This contract needs to encompass three elements: * Integrated goals for global sustainability based on scientific evidence are needed to provide essential targets for societies.
It encompasses three new elements: 1) A three-dimensional layerwise theory, which approximates the in-plane and transverse displacements through the thickness using third-order Hermite spline polynomials that captures the high inhomogeneity of all interlaminar stresses present in the thick sandwich laminate.
Cohen et al. suggest that teachable moments encompass three primary elements: 1) a salient health behavior concern, 2) the deployment of a motivational link between this concern and the possibility of change, and 3) a commitment expressed by the patient toward changing this behavior [ 35].
SON encompasses three main categories: self-configuration, which is related to the capability of automatically deploying new elements in a network and self-optimization, on the ability of the network to adapt to changing service requirements.
As a result of this study, a new conceptualisation of social capital was proposed, which encompasses five socially-bound elements, each of which are able to be cultivated and developed in order to facilitate teacher retention.
The state encompasses three broad physiographic regions.
Sustainability encompasses three main areas: environmental, social and economic.
KuaFu encompasses three spacecraft.
The work encompasses three steps.
