"mix the elements" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to describe two or more things being combined together, either physically or metaphorically. For example: "The chef mixed the elements of the dish together to create a unique flavor."
But in the months leading up to the shooting, Mr. Mixon seemed to mix the elements of both the striving and the sinister, struggling to find legitimate employment — he took a real estate class, for example, a nonstarter in a down economy — but also buying a gun.
You have to mix the elements in football and practice a form of chemistry.
The ampoule was heated at 1073 K for 12 h to completely mix the elements.
If mixing the slurry, fertilizer, or bone meal into the soil causes the coffee filters to move from the bottom of the pot, remove the soil from the pot and mix the elements together that way.
Stannate, CoSnO3, which mixes the elements Co and Sn evenly at the atomic level, was used as precursor to prepare CoSnC by a modified carbothermal reduction method.
The EP mixes the elements that make up his past career, drum'n'bass, jungle, breakbeat and dub, to come up with something unique, with a rhythm of its own.
This was evaluated by using an external-permuting calibration model, which does not calibrate with an equal rising concentration for all elements, but mixes the elements at several levels randomly.
The manufacturing process of this mixed fuel is simple compared to biodiesel that requires esterification, and thus it is possible to mix the additional element with the existing fuel at the site where it would be used.
GameSpot commented that the concept of mixing the serious elements of Final Fantasy with the lighter elements of Disney seemed impossible, but was pulled off quite well.
Be careful not to mix up the elements with the wrong symbols!
