The phrase "a separate component" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an individual part that functions independently within a larger system or structure.
Example: "In the new software design, each feature is treated as a separate component to enhance modularity and ease of updates."
Alternatives: "an independent element" or "a distinct part".
Shattering in SN shocks (Jones et al., 1996) could be included as a separate component, but in our framework, it is not possible to separately constrain the contributions from the two shattering mechanisms because both shattering mechanisms (turbulence and SN shocks) selectively destroy grains with a ≳ 0.03 μm and increase smaller grains, predicting similar grain size distributions.
Or should rural development projects have a separate component to promote gender dialogue?
Interfacial chain segments are also present, but not detected as a separate component.
You will be able to record programs, but if you are serious about specifying how it is done, you will want a separate component.
Several methods have also been in experimental development for the treatment of red blood cells as a separate component.
The "shell" is a separate component, and there are the "simple shell" (as in USGDLITE), the "cool shell" (as in USGDSTD), and the win shell.
A typical thermonuclear warhead may be constructed according to a two-stage design, featuring a fission or boosted-fission primary (also called the trigger) and a physically separate component called the secondary.
The equation is compatible with the hypothesis that men respond to a potential sexual object as a gestalt, not as a compound stimulus made up of an age component and a separate gender component.
Plato does nothing to encourage the reader to view these works as a distinctive and separate component of his thinking.
Health Literacy was measured as a new and separate component in the 2003 National Assessment of Adult Literacy where 36%percentt scored at the Below Basic or Basic health literacy level.
Therefore, they are not a separate or separable component of pain.
