The phrase "a logical component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a part of a system, argument, or process that is based on reasoning or logic.
Example: "In this software design, a logical component is essential for ensuring that the data flows correctly between the user interface and the database."
Alternatives: "a rational element" or "a reasoning part".
While currently functional integration often is delayed to module integration, leading to a late detection of interactions, here we suggest a methodical approach to the early integration of functions to construct a logical component-oriented architecture.
Required courses include Set Theory (MATH 270), Mathematical Logic (PHIL 267), Computability and Logic (PHIL 427), an additional advanced Philosophy course with a substantive logical component, and one seminar in either Mathematics or Philosophy (other than PHIL 427) that fulfills the senior requirement (see below).
This was the first logical component of our project.
The reuse of artifacts has been growing over the last decade and the recent works have focus on dynamic reconfiguration of logical component design.
A new cross-partitioned add shift processing element based on perfect reconstruction technique is designed for the realization of encryption with proper distribution of adders and shifters to minimize the logical component and register usage.
A dependency graph is commonly used to represent the relationships among physical and logical components, as a bridge to correlate root causes (i.e., faults) with observable symptoms.
From architectural standpoint, all symptoms s i3, s i4 and s i5 (i<3) from different entities indicate their common correlation to some central logical components (e.g., a controller, a policy server) that may be on the same physical hardware.
Thanks to the central view from the controller, the System Mapping module could query the controller and map the Policy View of a network service to its Implementation View (Fig. 3 c), in which all the logical components described in a policy are mapped to the actual system components (including physical hardware and logical software components) with the actual underlying network topology.
These range from an overview strategy to identify logical components of the spreadsheet model, to specific strategies targeted at specific types of error.
