The phrase "a solid component of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an essential or significant part of something, often in discussions about systems, structures, or concepts.
Example: "Education is a solid component of personal development and growth."
Alternatives: "an integral part of" or "a key element of".
A solid component of woody biomass called lignin remains and is burned to provide energy for the process.
Mr. Braugher shows that deadpan humor is a solid component of his formidable arsenal, and Mr. Samberg is charming and nicely self-effacing.
Average Actor is a solid component of a project.
Out of three cases with nodules increasing in diameter, one had a single part-solid GGN with a solid component of about 3 mm in diameter and a total nodule diameter of 8 mm.
Average values of maxSUV in the group of patients with highly differentiated HCC in PET/CT with 18F FDG and 18F- fluorocholine in a solid component of tumor reached 3.51 and 18.24, respectively; in patients with moderately differentiated HCC - 3.91 and 12.32, respectively; in patients with low-differentiated HCC - 9.58 and 9.70, respectively.
Solitary and focal GGO lesions [pGGO (p = pure) and mGGO (m = mixed) based on the presence of a solid component] of less than 3 cm were included.
Overall, out of the 39 assessable patients, 15 (38%) benefited from the chemotherapy regimen in terms of a reduction in mucus (with or without a solid component) or development of stability when known to be progressing prior to treatment.
The morphologic characteristics of the nGGOs in terms of the presence of a solid component, an air-bronchogram, bubble lucency, pleural or fissure retraction, and margin irregularity did not significantly differ between the groups.
On the other hand, hydroxyapatite (HAp) is a major solid component of the human bone which can be used as a vital implant due to its excellent biocompatibility, bioactivity, non-immunogenicity, non-inflammatory behavior, and osteoconductive nature [5].
A large surgical review of 220 patients identified three features as suspicious for malignancy: (1) presence of a solid component, (2) peripheral calcification and (3) dilatation of the main pancreatic duct, with a combination of these features being more concerning than any one feature alone [12].
Ultrasonography revealed a solitary cystic lesion with a solid component and no evidence of blood flow.
