The phrase "a frequent component of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that often plays a part in a particular context or situation.
Example: "Regular exercise is a frequent component of a healthy lifestyle."
Alternatives: "a common element of" or "a regular part of".
To be sure, the homogeneous impulse, a frequent component of nation-building, was a part of the American Genesis.
Blue dyes such as indigo carmine have become a frequent component of the submucosal injectate for EMR.
Trump's response to Mattis's recommendation remains to be seen, but this is the guy who once successfully pushed back on Trump about torture, a policy that had been a frequent component of Trump's campaign rhetoric.
Willow oak is a frequent component of older stands and, on deep soils, walnut becomes an associate species.
Lightning is a frequent component of volcanic ash clouds and nine fatalities are recorded through lightning strikes (<1%).
Skeletal muscles from farm- and game animals provide a frequent component of the human diet, and muscle tissue from scrapie-infected mice, hamsters and sheep, or from humans with classical or variant CJD has been previously shown to contain TSE infectivity and/or PrPTSE [10], [11], [15] [17].
This general result i.e., that novelty is a less frequent component of adaptation than restoration is also consistent with previous studies.
"Deal Activism," in which activists invest to oppose announced deals, has become an increasingly frequent component of the activist playbook.
It was the most frequent component of a pleasant atmosphere described.
Depression is another frequent component of Sjögren's, often preceding the onset of debilitating symptoms that may make anyone depressed.
The most frequent component of MetS was high triglycerides (43.2%), followed by low HDL-C (42.0%), elevated blood pressure (29.2%), high plasma glucose (14.3%), and central obesity (12.3%).
