The phrase "a soft component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a part of a system, product, or concept that is flexible, gentle, or not rigid.
Example: "In the design of the new chair, we incorporated a soft component to enhance comfort and support."
Alternatives: "a flexible element" or "a gentle part".
Even some of his most "hard right" positions, such as his support for marriage, have a soft component: he produces reams of social science research about how marriage is "a leading poverty reducer".Mr Brownback's politics is rooted in his religious faith.
The binary X-ray pulsars which are away from the galactic plane and therefore experience less interstellar absorption, show the presence of a soft component in the spectrum which is often described as a black-body and/or thermal bremsstrahlung emission.
But for the pulsars in the Magellanic Clouds for which the distance is of the order of 60 kpc and the luminosity is close to the Eddington limit, a soft component dominating in the lower energy part of the spectrum requires emission region which is a few orders of magnitude larger than the size of a neutron star.
These experiments showed that ground-level cosmic rays consist of two components: a "soft" component which is capable of prolific generation of multiple particle events, and a "hard" component which is capable of traversing great thicknesses of lead.
Using ASCA observations, we show that a pulsating nature of the soft component in several bright pulsars is difficult to explain if a thermal origin is assumed for the low energy part of the spectrum.
At this time, a clear understanding of the soft component was available.
While, at least qualitatively, the hard tail can be explained in terms of (inverse) Compton scattering, the origin of the soft component cannot find a unique explanation.
A change in slope in the soft component at ~300 °C indicates the presence of Ti-rich titanomagnetite (x ≈ 0.4, where x is the amount of Ti substitution in titanomagnetite) or ferromagnetic iron sulfide (e.g., greigite).
If the soft component originates from an accretion disk, the inferred mass of the compact remnant is ≳100M⊙, making it an Intermediate Mass Black Hole (IMBH).
The tongue is also a soft tissue component which can affect the growth of the maxilla and mandible [9].
The spectral continuum of these sources was modeled with a soft thermal component plus a power-law.
