"prime element" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a crucial or essential part of a sentence or concept. Example: In the study of grammar, the subject is considered the prime element of a sentence, as it performs the main action or is the main focus of the sentence.
But the still image itself is still the prime element.
Youth, once associated with marginality, became a prime element of success.
Dissonance is in fact the prime element in the harmony that creates movement, and this has been recognized by composers from the dawn of the harmonic millennium.
Some people here struggle to understand the paradox of McDonald's success in a country that prides itself on viewing food as a prime element of culture.
And it has sought out alternative ways to confront Al Qaeda's presence in the Afghan-Pakistani border areas, once a prime element of a long-term relationship.
Furthermore, despite their size, the French Royal Manufactories did not possess the third prime element of a true factory system: mechanization.
Among the emphases of third-way thinking are two prime elements: reform of labour markets and welfare systems, to place an emphasis on job creation; and the need to address issues traditionally dominated by the right, such as crime and immigration.
Water is one of the prime elements responsible for life on the Earth.
The temple is one of five called Pancha Bhoota Stalams, which represent the manifestation of the five prime elements of nature; land, water, air, sky, and fire.
A molecule or co-prime element in a lattice L is a joined irreducible element in L, and the set of all nonzero co-prime elements of L is denoted by M L).
We know that the set of all nonzero co-prime elements in a completely distributive lattice is ∨ -generating.
