The phrase "a relevant component of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements that are significant or important parts of a larger context or system.
Example: "In our analysis, we identified a relevant component of the marketing strategy that significantly influenced customer engagement."
Alternatives: "an essential part of" or "a significant element of".
A relevant component of these fluctuations can be understood in terms of the electromagnetic fields produced by the thermal motion of the charged particles.
Forest knowledge and management of the commons represents a relevant component of this heritage that is being progressively lost when critical management problems are not solved.
The energy loss from plants leaves and other interface surfaces to the sky is a relevant component of the surface radiation budget (SRB).
Hsiao and Chang (2002) presented optimization required in a broad range of design problems for fixed costs of installing new wells may be a relevant component of cost functions in groundwater planning strategies.
Open data alone, though a relevant component of these strategies, cannot provide enough incentives for the engagement of citizens necessary to establish a collaborative and open governance system; data need to be appropriately elaborated, communicated and used.
In this concern the matter effect can also be used as a way to increase the detection performances of the apparatus for UHE neutrinos which are a relevant component of the extragalactic radiation and carry information about the acceleration mechanisms in extreme astrophysical environments.
Similarly, innovativeness is perceived as a highly relevant component of entrepreneurial orientation in the family firm context (Nordqvist et al. 2008; Zellweger and Sieger 2012).
The present study reports that in marked contrast to H69/AR, H69/LX4 shows amplification and expression of the P-glycoprotein gene and raises the possibility that P-glycoprotein hyperexpression may be a clinically relevant component of MDR in some SCLC tumours.
In the global context of a reduction of under-five mortality, neonatal mortality is an increasingly relevant component of this mortality.
However, it is essential that managers understand the nature of all relevant components of an environmentally sensitive site, in order that appropriate management strategies are devised.
Modeling off-target effects has become a highly important and relevant component of the computational chemistry toolset.
