The phrase "a subcomponent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a smaller part or element that is part of a larger system or component.
Example: "The software consists of several modules, each containing a subcomponent that handles specific tasks."
Alternatives: "a part" or "an element".
"We don't want to broad-brush hip-hop music altogether," said Lt. Skip Arms, a police spokesman, "but we're looking at a subcomponent that typically glorifies, promotes criminal behavior and demeans women".
While he said he didn't see anyone detained, Brzeczek said that if police were to "put people in a subcomponent of that building, it would most probably be a cage".
For instance, "Identification of entities" is a subcomponent of "Analysis/abstraction" (COMP1).
The HFA is a subcomponent of the PWE onboard the Arase spacecraft.
A subcomponent of the PEAP, the plan for the modernization of agriculture (PMA) is designed to address the goal of reducing poverty in rural areas.
The results show that the wave-based boundary condition for point impedance calculations from a subcomponent model gives more accurate results than the results obtained with free or clamped boundary conditions.
Sorting the proteins by their numbers of CHO-unique epitopes leads to the observation that the heavy tail in this distribution (Fig. 3f) is due to large proteins such as lysosomal alpha-mannosidase (LAM; 68 CHO-unique epitopes of 192, within 1,009 residues total), sialate O-acetylesterase (43 of 102 in 550), and complement C1r-A subcomponent (34 of 102 in 705).
Ceramic/ceramic joining can transform surface channels on a ceramic subcomponent into an interior channel.
For example, Questions 8, subcomponent A: True, False × Fac, Pub, Priv, or Rel, Question 9, subcomponent A: True, False × Fac, Pub, or Priv, and Question 11, subcomponent A: True, False x Fac, Pub, or Priv, (Chi-square tests, null hypotheses rejected at P ≤ 0.05).
The separability of a shared genetic factor influencing IT and IQ from the total genetic variance in IQ suggests that IT affects a specific subcomponent of intelligence rather than a generalised efficiency.
The first exoplanet found to be orbiting such a star could then be regarded as a secondary subcomponent that should be given the suffix "Ab".
