The phrase "a certain component or" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific part or element of a larger system or context, often in a technical or analytical discussion.
Example: "In our analysis, we need to focus on a certain component or aspect of the software that affects its performance."
Alternatives: "a specific element or" or "a particular part or".
When it comes to food, hygge seems to encompass a certain component of umami, or the savory flavors that are teased out by long-simmering foods on the stove, in the oven, or over the fire.
This method of determining compliance is much more reliable than, for example, using self-reported program exposure data or simply registering if a certain component of an intervention was used or not [ 31].
As such, depending on the mode -n rank of a certain component, BTD facilitates modelling two or more distinct underlying patterns present along mode -n.
▪ Causal assumptions in the form of if-then-propositions: if a certain condition is true or a certain component of the policy is implemented, then the following consequence is assumed.
Thermoacoustic systems can be modelled efficiently as networks of acoustic multi-ports, where each multi-port corresponds to a certain component of the system, e.g., air or fuel supply, burner, flame, combustor and suitable terminations, and is represented mathematically by its transfer matrix.
The author concluded that this result arises whenever exports are dependent on imports or when a certain component of an export product is imported.
Recent studies showed that toxicity interaction by ionic liquid (IL) mixtures can be related to a certain component.
All information related to trust management will be stored and processed by a certain component, called Trust Manager.
Thus, the WCDP will start protection and the specific CDP for a certain component will detect and isolate the fault.
However, the desirable length of fibers within a certain component is strongly dependent on the purpose of the product [2].
