The phrase "a subassembly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a component or a part of a larger assembly, often in manufacturing or engineering contexts.
Example: "The engineer designed a subassembly that would fit seamlessly into the main structure of the machine."
Alternatives: "a component" or "a module".
Moreover an inlet blockage in a subassembly of a low power density LMR is analyzed.
For example, if an operator needs to insert a total of nine screws into a subassembly, modify the container so it releases nine at a time.
The Houston complex also does hand assembly of printed circuit boards (composed largely of purchased components), which are wave soldered and tested as a subassembly.
A subassembly or module is taken apart, cleaned, and reconditioned so that it can be used again.
Welds in as many as 249 cars may have been applied improperly in the vicinity of the fuel-tank straps, as well as near a subassembly close to the rear floorpan.
The paper presents the basic modelling, its calibration on a subassembly tested experimentally and a part of the parametrical study performed with the model.
An example of a typical subassembly for a transport aircraft is the rear fuselage section, which is itself composed of several segments.
Total instantaneous blockage at the inlet of a fuel subassembly (SA) is considered as a beyond design basis event in sodium cooled fast reactors.
A sub-channel flow blockage may be initiated by an ingression of damaged fuel debris or foreign obstacles into a core subassembly for the sodium cooled fast reactor (SFR) due to the compact design of the fuel arrangement.
What parts should be withdrawn to allow the removal of a specified subassembly?
Further, the flow regime in a fuel subassembly varies from laminar (during shutdown heat removal under natural convection) to completely turbulent under full power condition.
