The phrase "a key component when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an important element or factor in a specific situation or context.
Example: "Collaboration is a key component when developing successful marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "an essential factor when" or "a crucial element when".
Parnis reiterated previous calls for Australian and other world leaders to ensure that sanitation and easy access to safe water formed a key component when the next round of goals, called the sustainable development goals, were negotiated in September.
Of course larger, organized investors — including adventurous corporations or early moving VC firms — are a key component when a company sells tens of millions of dollars of coins, but ensuring that there is space for smaller parties is going to be an ever critical challenge as ICOs become more commonplace.
Phenotype definition is a key component when investigating the genetics of language and reading disorders.
Accordingly Haenggi and colleagues noted that the exact assessment and documentation of the patient's sedation scale should be a key component when studying postoperative delirium [ 11].
"This case had some evidence which in 1986 was of some value but not a key component, which when analyzed now with today's technology in the scientific investigation division was able to add to the investigation," Chief Beck said.
Residents fear that instead of crime and corruption, the city will be associated with Nickelback. 5. (D) A key component of "When It Starts Dripping From the Ceiling" is the fake puddle of water on the floor.
There will be three key components when the products hit the market next month: a wireless 56K modem that can be plugged into a phone jack ($199); an add-on PC board transceiver that can be installed into a free expansion slot in a desktop PC ($199); and a PCMCIA card transceiver that can be put into a laptop computer ($149).
Therefore, the three elements in the covering law model (explanandum, general laws, antecedent conditions) should become the first three key components when introducing students the idea of scientific explanation.
Christie, a potential 2016 presidential contender who is up for reelection this year, defied conservative opponents of Obamacare by embracing one of its key components when he announced his plan to the Democratic-controlled state legislature in Trenton.
At the heart of the Wolfe-Simon paper was the finding that when starved of phosphorus, an element vital to life and a key component of DNA, and when provided with ample arsenic, GFAJ-1 was able to grow and use the arsenic instead of phosphorus.
Attention control is a key component of self-regulation when individuals pursue their goals in face of barriers and setbacks.
