The phrase "a component of livelihood" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements that contribute to a person's means of living or economic well-being.
Example: "Access to clean water is a crucial component of livelihood for many communities around the world."
Alternatives: "an aspect of survival" or "a factor in sustenance".
For example, rural households mainly establish Eucalyptus woodlot as a component of livelihood improvement and diversification to meet household wood demand and generating cash income.
However, in Ethiopia, rural households establish Eucalyptus woodlot of these two species as a component of livelihood improvement and diversification to meet household wood demand and generating cash income through the sale of wood products, such as poles, construction materials, and fuelwood (Ayele 2008; Bekele 2015).
But although fisheries activities have improved over the years, fish production remains low because fishing traditionally is not a component of Djiboutian livelihoods nor do fish make a significant contribution to Djibouti's national diet.
A key component of livelihood resilience for many participants of FGDs and key informants was articulated as the ability to regain pre-disaster level of living without sustaining crippling damage to household assets that could push people further into poverty.
Grass lands from sampled agricultural fields had considerable share (13%) indicating that livestock as an integral component of livelihoods.
Table 9 Components of livelihood resilience index (LRI) Variable Obs.
Small ruminants are a key component of the rural livelihood systems in ruralEthiopia.
Groundwater is a major component of people's livelihood and agro-based economy in Northwest Bangladesh (Shahid and Hazarika 2010).
The forests, once exploited by outside entities for short term profits, are now part of the long term thinking in the San Juan Lachao way of life and a key component of its economic livelihood.
One component of the Livelihood Creation Project Building Pathways with Women Project (Pathways)—aimed to make an impact on the highlighted issues through three sustained interventions at the educational, social and economic levels.
