The phrase "a subcomponent of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a smaller part or element that is part of a larger whole, often in technical or academic contexts.
Example: "The engine is a subcomponent of the overall vehicle design, contributing to its performance and efficiency."
Alternatives: "a part of" or "an element of".
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.
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".
In this study, the design and analysis of a tailcone (which is a subcomponent) of an artillery training round (conventionally manufactured of aluminum) using long fiber thermoplastic (LFT) composite material and processing technologies was conducted.
The experimentally investigated heat sink is a subcomponent of an unconventional heat exchanger with an integrated fan, designed to meet the challenges of thermal management in compact electronic systems.
The spatial extent of place types associated with temporal clusters were determined by replacing multiple observations logged during the same hour with their geometric median (computed using Weiszfeld's algorithm and by clustering nearby points using a Gaussian mixture model that is a subcomponent of the collaborative place model).
The experimentally investigated heat sink is representative of a subcomponent of an unconventional heat exchanger with a loop heat pipe, multiple parallel flat-plate condensers, and integrated, interdigitated centrifugal fans, designed to meet the challenges of thermal management in compact electronic systems.
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).
(k) Raw materials produced in the United States and then exported for incorporation into a component are not considered to be a subcomponent for the purpose of calculating domestic content.
(h) A subcomponent is of domestic origin if it is manufactured in the United States.
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 study was designed to determine the sensitivity and reproducibility of recovering immunoglobulin (Ig) isotypes (IgG subclasses, IgA, IgE and IgM classes) from dried blood spots (DBS), a methodologic subcomponent of the Upstate KIDS Study.
