The phrase "a stable component of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is consistently present or essential within a larger system or context.
Example: "Trust is a stable component of any successful relationship."
Alternatives: "an integral part of" or "a consistent element of".
Nanosized carbonated HA is a stable component of natural bone, though it metabolizes like all tissues.
FISC is a stable component of the governance system of the sub-district in Guangzhou, but the social service organizations that take over FISCs are not stable.
Fe(OH 2 was found to be a stable component of the corrosion film on iron at 95 °C, which is contrary to recently published theoretical calculations.
This multiproxy record demonstrates that C4 plants were a stable component of the ecosystem hundreds of thousands of years prior to their major ecological expansion, and that the expansion of C4 plants was pulsed at PCQ.
In general, at the end of the land clearing process, the landscape will have two forest components: a stable component of surviving mature forests, and a dynamic component of secondary forests of different ages.
We conclude that SpPrp17 is a stable component of the NTC.
Find a stable component on either side of the rear of your motorcycle.
Here we demonstrate that Bub1p is a relatively stable component of mitotic kinetochores in fission yeast, and that when ectopically targeted to telomeres it is sufficient to recruit both Bub3p and Mad3p to these ectopic sites on chromosomes.
We conclude from these experiments that fission yeast checkpoint proteins display similar in vivo dynamics to those previously measured in vertebrate cell lines, and that Bub1p is a relatively stable component of fission yeast kinetochores.
Moreover, Bifidobacterium spp. represent a very stable component of the gastrointestinal microbiota of each person, the composition of which hardly changes throughout years (Rajilić-Stojanović et al., 2013b).
Among these miRNAs, 80 known miRNAs (64 %) were detected in all three libraries, while 84 miRNAs were shared in at least two of three miRNAs libraries, implying a relatively stable component of miRNAs in banana fruit ripening (Additional file 2).
