The phrase "a desirable component of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing elements or features that are considered beneficial or valuable within a particular context or system.
Example: "Sustainability is a desirable component of modern architecture, as it promotes environmental responsibility."
Alternatives: "an essential part of" or "a valuable element of".
Its critical importance to normal physiology makes it a desirable component of biomaterials that seek to repair or replace these tissues.
Submerged aquatic vegetation (SAV) is often a desirable component of shallow lakes and wetlands.
SAV is often a desirable component of shallow lakes and wetlands.
Although the validation of microarray expression results obtained for specific genes using independent techniques is still considered a desirable component of any microarray experiment, the genes selected for validation a priori, are usually identified from the microarray data.
A dengue therapeutic or chemoprophylactic agent remains a desirable component of a dengue control package and, given the ongoing expansion of dengue's geographic footprint, both drug development approaches need to be explored.
Fluid removal is a desirable component of any RRT and is a major goal of RRT in the ICU [ 22] Volume overload may be an independent contributor to mortality in ICU patients, and thus is important to address, even in the absence of uremia [ 3].
These results suggest that BHA filler is a desirable component to increase the wear resistance of UHMWPE/BHA composites for biomedical applications.
Genetic resistance to parasitic weeds is a highly desirable component of any control strategy.
Consequently, direct measurement of tumor cell death in vivo is a highly desirable component of therapy response monitoring.
The gate settings are found by minimising the artifacts introduced to the desirable component of the signal, whilst ensuring that the level of bleed is reduced by a certain amount.
Connections between the main sources of information that influence perceptions of self-efficacy and the desirable components of OPIS as identified by parents, patients and professionals provide a conceptual framework that acts as foundation for the development of OPIS.
