The phrase "a specific subcomponent of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular part or element of a larger system or structure, often in technical or academic contexts.
Example: "In our research, we focused on a specific subcomponent of the software architecture that enhances performance."
Alternatives: "a particular part of" or "a distinct element of".
The reason seems to be that although items in CPAQ are clearly related to avoidance and cognitive fusion, PIPS constitutes an attempt to refine the assessment of these specific subcomponents of psychological inflexibility and to produce a measure with clearly discernible factors of avoidance and cognitive fusion.
These results emphasize a recent call toward the analysis of specific subcomponents of physical activity in relation to potential correlates and determinants, both in single analyses and systematic reviews.
Long and Nanthakumar (34 ) showed this to be an unrealistic and naive assumption; they emphasize the necessity of considering the differential effects of energy or nutrient stress on specific subcomponents of the immune system.
Although evidence exists of local differences in vulnerability to heat (Basu 2009), future research should investigate whether specific subcomponents of the HVI are more important in some regions of the country than in others.
Henseler I, Falkai P, Gruber O. Disturbed functional connectivity within brain networks subserving domain-specific subcomponents of working memory in schizophrenia: relation to performance and clinical symptoms.
In contrast to an unsupervised a posteriori grouping of behavioral performance, e.g. based on principal component analysis [43], this intentional grouping provides a direct assessment of specific subcomponents and allows for intrinsic correlations.
These adjustments can made to either the whole component or only to a specific part of its subcomponents.
These four components break into more specific subcomponents, including analysis of: Geology; Economy; Waste Energy Food Water Mobility Tourism Community Routinesoutines; Visual Pollution and Legal Frameworkss.
Model 4 tests the effect of a full democracy defined as the combination of elected executives, elected legislatures, and competitive political parties and again we observe a null effect.4 These models indicate that, once covariate imbalance is accounted for, democracy nor any of its specific subcomponents drive the energy intensity of well-being.
