The phrase "winning element" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a key factor or component that contributes to success in a particular context, such as a competition or strategy.
Example: "The team's winning element was their exceptional communication and collaboration during the project."
Alternatives: "key factor" or "decisive component."
It is one of the great things about elite level sport that success can often be pared back to a single, chasteningly simple winning element.
The final and possibly winning element of Adam's plan was the involvement of a professional sculptor who could inspire students, guide them through their coursework, and run sessions for teachers from link schools and the community.
The real winning element here is that, like our VGVs, Tally does not need special store infrastructure to do its job, and can function safely amongst customers and staff during business hours.
"If we can beat those, I think there's no limit to what the... squad can achieve," Bennett told Scrum V. "I think they've [Gatland and Edwards] brought this winning element into the Welsh side and now, they're the fittest side in world rugby, I believe.
To achieve this modest yet essential goal, the winning element is your own personal brand.
With Kenyon Martin, Kerry Kittles and Keith Van Horn returning healthy, the winning elements were all there, thrown into the beaker at the start.
The surprise winning elements of Game & Wario are the dozens of essentially interactive comedy pieces that can be unlocked.
You may imagine that knowing one of the betrothed makes a huge difference but it didn't make our top eight list of what the winning elements are.
Mara Reinstein of Us Weekly gave an early review of the first episode of the series, saying Hellcats has "plenty of winning elements" but added that the series lacks spirit.
Another winning visual element, according to the study?
Those include bringing disaffected Clinton supporters into his camp; winning over elements of the Democratic coalition like working-class whites, Hispanics and Jews; and fending off attacks from Senator John McCain, the presumptive Republican nominee, especially on national security.
