The phrase "a great component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an important or valuable part of a larger whole, such as in a project, system, or idea.
Example: "Team collaboration is a great component of our success in achieving project goals."
Alternatives: "an essential part" or "a key element".
"When corporate sponsors are more cautious, we take on a greater component of government research funding," Mitchell responds.
It is found that the granular temperatures and the self-diffusion coefficients of cohesive powders are highly anisotropic with a greater component in the vertical direction.
As the population mean of g increases, a greater component of the considered age class stays smaller than the MSL.
Studies based on exome and whole-genome sequencing technology are under way to identify low-frequency, high-impact variants accounting for a greater component of risk (12).
One of the precious lessons we learned was the need to overhaul our resident training programs to instill a greater component of general medicine into over-specialized post-graduate training.
Because the youth with autoimmunity do not have the same degree of insulin resistance as that found in those with DAA-negative type 2 diabetes, the progression to diabetes must arise in part from a greater component of β-cell failure compared with that in the DAA-negative type 2 diabetic youth, possibly as a result of islet autoimmunity.
This is on the basis that surgeons (who would likely form a greater component of the journal's editorial board and peer reviewers) would be more familiar with the multiple elements of the intervention and the importance of these elements in their own practice.
The short animation captures the essence of each design, breaking it down into its formalistic components—a great guide to aesthetics, both for dabblers in architectural appreciation, and for seasoned designers.
"It brings a great community component to our business," Mr. Tillinghast said.
