The phrase "a component of one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing parts or elements that contribute to a whole, often in technical or analytical discussions.
Example: "In this system, each module acts as a component of one larger framework that integrates all functionalities."
Alternatives: "part of a whole" or "element of a single unit".
Kittatinny is actually a component of one very long mountain that runs, under various names, from Alabama to Newfoundland as the easternmost expression of the folded-and-faulted, deformed Appalachians.
The bacterial immune protein Cas9 is a component of one of these CRISPR/Cas systems and has recently been adapted as a tool for genome editing.
Equality in the weight of one's vote was viewed as much a component of one's citizenship status as equal access to the ballot box.
Thus, ionizing radiation may be a component of one or several causal groups.
The data suggested that experiential sharing is not just a type of work but also a component of one of the key mechanisms, experience, that links what the peers do to the impact their activities have.
However we did not have this data and it would only have been relevant for a component of one out of the six key outcomes of interest (clinical outcomes).
Recently, Tic20 was demonstrated to be a component of a one megadalton translocation complex detected on BN-PAGE after in vitro import into pea and Arabidopsis chloroplasts [ 20].
To assess the diversity of integrin adhesome protein complexes that indeed serve as building blocks for adhesion sites, we asked whether each analyzed protein is a component of only one type of building block.
The teaching of contouring skills may require a substantial component of one-on-one teaching time, which may be difficult to schedule amid the competing priorities of regular didactic lectures and clinical care.
The category is currently led by networked video cameras, a component of around one-third of smart homes, according to the group, with an impressive 129-percent dollar growth over 2015.
Their scheme generates a ciphertext that can be decomposed into left and right components such that a comparison between two ciphertexts requires only a left component of one ciphertext and the right component of the other.
