Setting a pointer to a specific array and/or struct element

Question

Here is the scenario:

I have an array, AllElements of structure ElementSet, and inside of that structure - is a set of myElement structures and also an array of myElement structures. This is basically serving as an organized static data collection of which I sometimes need to access an individual member of.

Here are the code snippets of the declarations:

In Header (.h) File:

typedef struct myElement
{

    uint32        then;                                                                                   
    uint32        now;                                                                                    
    bool          isInitialized;
                                                            
} myElement;

In a function in the Program (.c) File:

const int8 numElements = 8;
const int8 numSubElements = 4;

static struct ElementSet {
    
    struct myElement CN;                       
    struct myElement CC[numSubElements];      
    struct myElement CP;                       
    struct myElement CR;                       
    
} ElementSet;

  static struct ElementSet AllElements[numElements];

I have another function in which I need to pass a pointer to a myElement struct to perform an operation.

So, I have to create a pointer to a myElement struct, easy enough:

  struct myElement      *thisElement

Now I select my element based on inputs passed to the function. So, I may need to, for example, access the data in the element defined by, for example, AllElements[3].CN, or AllElements[7].CC[3]

Are the assignments this simple?

thisElement = &AllElements[3].CN;

thisElement = &AllElements[7].CC[3];

Or is there something different I need to do to make sure I'm accessing exactly the element I need?