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'incorporate an element' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the addition of a component or feature to something else. For example: "We need to incorporate an element of humor into our presentation to make it more engaging."
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As a young girl, Alice Lay would find ways to incorporate an element of crafting into her class assignments.
A liberal arts college is basically a grammar school, delivering a rigorous academic education for pupils heading for university, though it too would incorporate an element of practical hands-on learning – creating apps for smartphones, say.
The jury is still out on the decision to expand the Engage Super League play-offs from six teams to eight and to incorporate an element of choice with a nod to reality TV in the controversial Club Call.
While traditional advertising campaigns have boded well for brands in years prior, it's time to incorporate an element of interactivity through experiential marketing campaigns.
Stochastic PDEs are ones that incorporate an element of random noise, such as occurs, presumably, in the ups and downs of stock prices.
To that end he's planning to incorporate an element of measured notifications into aclock — but only displaying them once the alarm has gone off, so when the sleeper is due to start their day.
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I think I've incorporated an element of mystery in all my novels.
Airbnb spokesman Nick Papas suggested that Airbnb's platform incorporates an element of choice in location listings, which are powered through Google Maps.
In virtue of this feature of his view, it may be seen as incorporating an element of indeterminism.
The engineers have also incorporated an element that is familiar to all app stores — user ratings — and has explained how it gets incorporated into apps' rankings.
KB: Has any work been inspiring to you in incorporating an element of humor to your art?
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