The phrase "a more general component" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing elements or parts of a system, concept, or structure that are broader or less specific in nature.
Example: "In our analysis, we identified a more general component that influences the overall performance of the system."
Alternatives: "a broader element" or "a more inclusive part".
This implicates LAZ1 in acd11 related cell death and as a more general component required for PCD associated with the HR.
Further, the magnitude of the small dual-task cost, 0.39 items, was no greater than the 0.60 – 0.80-item cost observed in previous dual-task experiments that placed high loads on two separate working memory systems concurrently (i.e., visual and verbal working memory) [24], and thus, presumably reflects demands on a more general component of working memory [25].
Specific features thus uncovered inform the elaboration of a Dialectical Forge Model, whose more general components and functions are explored in closing chapters.
Some of these constructs, like self-focused attention, were originally linked to one or several disorders but as research progressed have later been established as more general components (Ingram 1990).
INX-8/9 signals detected in ovulated oocytes could represent annular junctions formed as a means of resolving gap junctions shared between soma and the germ line at the time of ovulation, or they might represent a more general endocytosis of membrane components by the maturing oocyte.
Here we provide a more general assessment of the predictable component of seasonal and decadal predictions.
That is, when he introduces the soul as the form of the body, which in turn is said to be the matter of the soul, Aristotle treats soul-body relations as a special case of a more general relationship which obtains between the components of all generated compounds, natural or artifactual.
This theoretical perspective integrates the motive of status maintenance as a cost-benefit component into a more general framework of rational decision making.
Numerically, homicide is a tiny proportion of all crime and might be expected to decline as a component of a more general decline in violence.
These two responses (cellular collapse and nuclear contraction) are morphological hallmarks of cell death during the HR [ 11, 25, 27], and suggested that the local GFP-Nit1 response marks one component of a more general wound-triggered cell death response.
They correspond to the dissipation in the flow field or, in a more general sense, to the entropy generation due to the conduit component under consideration.
