The phrase "a permanent component of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is an essential and lasting part of a larger system or structure.
Example: "The software update is a permanent component of our security protocol, ensuring that all systems remain protected."
Alternatives: "an integral part of" or "a lasting element of".
Therefore, once implemented, performance-related payment should ideally remain a permanent component of providers' compensation.
Future studies with active controls are needed to evaluate its full potential as a permanent component of police academy training.
Thus, it is strongly recommended that they have a conversation about barriers and possible strategies [ 10] as such conversations are a permanent component of our suggested bouldering therapy.
In eukaryotic cells, HSPs and HSP27 relocate to nuclei under stress, whereas HSP27 is found to be a permanent component of the interchromatin granule clusters known as nuclear speckles (Van den IJssel et al, 2003).
You will need to purchase a "permanent component" (hard drive, motherboard, processor) to qualify for this type of license.
Instead of a residual and temporary approach, the social protection floor becomes a full and permanent component of the development strategy for inclusive growth.
Furthermore, deletion of the bulge region from the permanent component of an HF resulted in miniaturisation or aborted growth, whereas transplantation of the bulge tissue into foetal dermis causes formation of all the HF epithelial lineages [ 18]).
This procedure has a long tradition in estimating the permanent component of growth considering other indicators of imbalances, such as the unemployment rate (see, for example, Clark 1989).
Therefore, we hypothesize that the chances of capitalizing on modelling expertise are likely to be higher when researchers with such expertise are a logical and more or less permanent component of ongoing trajectories than when these researchers come from outside to purposefully search for a niche.
For this to occur, there must be a population of stem cells residing in the permanent component of each organ.
Right panel of Fig. 7 shows the estimates of the permanent component of total factor productivity growth.
