The phrase "a component of real" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "In the context of mathematics, a component of real numbers is essential for understanding complex equations."
Alternatives: "a part of reality" or "an element of the real".
After an underwhelming second season in the Spanish capital Bale has become a key component of Real's attacking machine and will surpass his best haul of 15 league goals in a Madrid shirt if he scores in Barcelona.
I believe the capture of each person's subtleties is an essential component of real, personal communication, and is an obvious advantage of voice over written text.
"We've had discussions back and forth, but we continue to believe this is an important, important component of real health care reform".
Another important element is a "component of authority: it's more real and more true than everyday waking consciousness and this stamps this experience in as one that informs people's lives going forward".
Another important element is a "component of authority: It's more real and more true than everyday waking consciousness and this stamps this experience in as one that informs people's lives going forward".
Four genes potentially involved in the biosynthesis of cellulose, a component of fiber, were selected for Real-Time PCR experiments.
He said he had been slow to embrace the blogging component of real estate sites, which in recent months had provided him with 50 to 60 leads, the majority of them people living outside of New Jersey.
c Output gap is defined as the ratio of the HP filter cyclical component of real per capita output to the HP trend.
The divergence in the long-term growth pattern is illustrated in Fig. 1b, whereby the HP filter trend component of real per capita GDP is plotted for Greece and the OECD.
