The phrase "a further component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional parts or elements that contribute to a larger system or concept.
Example: "In addition to the main features, we will introduce a further component that enhances user experience."
Alternatives: "an additional element" or "a supplementary part".
A further component of the defence of realism against incommensurability must be an epistemic one.
The first segment highlights a further component of the historical context in which the Principia was written and read.
An alternative possible response would be to extend the higher-order theory in question to include the relevant sort of access-consciousness as a further component.
There is a further component that needs to be added to the content of early atomic chemistry, although it did not originate with Dalton, who in fact did not fully embrace it.
Substantive theories take the thought of a further component seriously, and, though they do not seem to be generally distinguished, there are two main conceptions of this extra element, which I will call the 'thin particular' and the 'substratum' conceptions.
Furthermore, using a modified form of the surfactant CTAB (CTAFeII), it was possible to introduce a metal complex ion directly into a reverse microemulsion system without adding a salt as a further component.
The second segment of the "Copernican Scholium" addresses an issue in orbital astronomy that forms a still further component in the historical context of the Principia.
More recently, genome-wide RNA interference screens in metazoan cells have identified a few further components that were missed or were absent from yeast.
Slaves brought from Africa added a further ethnic component.
"With this step, we are adding a further important component to our smart mobility concept for urban mobility in the future".
A further integral component of herd mobility and use of pasture in accordance with the environmental conditions is the exploitation of seasonal pastures.
