The phrase "a component for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a part or element that serves a specific function within a larger system or context.
Example: "The software includes a component for data analysis that enhances its overall functionality."
Alternatives: "an element for" or "a part for".
In the restaurant, the sauce is a component for poached halibut done niçoise-style with olives and fennel.
In reporting the recall, Chrysler blamed an "electrical overstress" of a component for the problem.
A number of cooperatives with Fairtrade contracts are including in the costs of production a component for the unpaid work of women.
Most of the time he is an engineer at Brookhaven National Laboratory, where he's working on a component for the largest particle accelerator in the world.
The Digital Studio suite has five applications, including a video-editing program with professional-looking effects, software for enhancing and organizing digital photos and a component for recording and creating playlists for audio files.
For a manufacturer of automotive components, he noted, "designing a component for a G.M. dashboard is a lot different than for Ford, so they'd have to publish configured products for that end buyer".
The idea of including a component for women's unpaid work came as a flash of inspiration, as a recognition and recompense for the contribution to production made by women.
The angle of diffraction for such a component for visible light with a wavelength of 550 nanometres (nm; 1 nanometre is 10−9 metre) will be 33.6°.
The blast occurred while workers were preparing controlled explosions for tunneling at the mine, which is owned by OAO Apatit, a company that produces a component for fertilizer, a statement on the Web site of the prosecutor general's Investigative Committee said.
It is not a component for a MAME cabinet.
Want to change the color of something to Red? There's a component for that too.
