The phrase "a fixed component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a part of a system or structure that remains constant or unchanged.
Example: "In the design of the machine, a fixed component is essential for maintaining stability and functionality."
Alternatives: "a permanent element" or "an unchanging part".
Mr. Ben-Ami explained that the interest rate on adjustable-rate mortgages is based on two components: a variable component (the index) and a fixed component (the margin).
This price indicates a fixed component representing the share of an owner's capital cost that is assigned to reactive power support.
My point in bringing up this investment alternative again so soon is that I recommend that all fixed-income investors consider these trusts as a fixed component in their portfolio.
Given this scenario, the model presented in this study divides a worker's total compensation into two components: a fixed component (regular pay) and a performance-based pay component (bonus).
The function used for the intermodal transport simulations consists of a fixed component (e.g. transshipment prices) and two variable components, which are dependent on the distance of the main haul transport by barge and of the distance of the post-haul transport by truck.
While pre-2006 loan rates were variable and calculated based on the 90-day Treasury bill rate, there was also a fixed component of the loan.
Let be either 1 or 2. In this paper we consider the following property: from the conditions (1.9). it does follow that for a corresponding fixed component of the solution vector the inequality (1.10). is satisfied.
First, the optimal random effects structure was determined by performing likelihood ratio tests (LRTs) on nested models fitted by restricted maximum likelihood (REML), with a saturated fixed component and different random effects structures.
A worker's wage in each period i (= 1,2) is divided into two components; namely, a fixed pay component and a performance-based pay component.
We assume that wage level is determined based on two components, namely, a fixed pay component and a performance-based pay component.
Assume that (lambda (omega) ) has constant geometric multiplicity in some neighborhood (Nsubset Omega ) for all fixed components of ω except one component.
