The phrase "a component of information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements or parts that make up a larger body of information or data.
Example: "Each data point serves as a component of information that contributes to the overall analysis."
Alternatives: "an element of information" or "a piece of information".
VOPE is based on an iterative and responsive methodology in which users take or leave a transaction that includes a component of information disclosure.
"I think it's very convincing evidence that infrasound is a component of information birds use," says Alfred Bedard, a physicist at the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences in Boulder, Colorado, who wasn't involved in the study.
The majority (n = 6) included a component of information targeting mental health literacy as part of their content [ 37, 40- 44].
These findings support that the gluconeogenic substrates contain a component of information that is not only related to immediate glucose levels but also reflects future glucose tolerance.
Matthew J. Szulik, chief executive of Red Hat, said the announcement was recognition by Microsoft that Linux is now a "core component of information technology infrastructure" and an effort by Novell, a "weakened and vulnerable" Linux company, to gain ground.
We propose that a critical component of information transfer is an intracellular electric field generated by distribution of charge on the nuclear membrane (NM).
Organization of rights, duties and tasks for data security represents a central component of information systems, and the same is true for cloud (eco-) systems.
This is a core component of information that should be provided to pregnant women [ 45].
Discrimination is a key component of information processing theory (reviewed by Stephens 2007); also see Fig. 3).
The effect of shifts in the patterns of ERK activation are only just beginning to be explored, although it is known that these patterns constitute an important component of information flow within a cell.
Without a perceived need to provide information as a component of explicit informed consent, education about NBS may not be systematically integrated into maternal newborn care.
