The phrase "about that component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific part or aspect of a larger subject, particularly in technical or detailed discussions.
Example: "I have some questions about that component in the design that needs clarification."
Alternatives: "regarding that component" or "concerning that component".
But she also emphasized that ACIP and CDC generally do "not express a preference for thimerosal-free, based on the science about that component".
If you have a strong opinion about the iPhone's future market share and nothing else, you can just create a model about that component, along with comments explaining your reasoning.
It is all about that component of American civilization, going back centuries, that insists on the power of whites to oppress blacks.
In this manner the matrix defines one component of the system and provides a means to summarize what is known and what is unknown about that component.
The Physician responded, stating: "I need to think a bit about that component of the assessment which may require a carer to conform…which is again why I say our team assessment is very much a case of getting a sense of the whole situation.
But if we talk about that component of it which turns north towards Scandinavia and the Arctic, that component should decrease in about similar magnitude as the overflow.
In 23 cases, there was insufficient information in the electronic database about the components that were revised during surgery.
However, in environments where there is little or no knowledge about the components that are going to meet and interact, the generation of suitable mediators must happen at runtime whereas in all these approaches, the mediator models or some mediation strategies and patterns are known a priori and applied at runtime.
We make parenting harder for ourselves because we don't actually break it down and think about the components that make up our parenting role -- such as communicating, listening, sharing values respectfully and problem solving fairly.
It also provides some guidance about the components that should be explicitly considered in future interventions to enhance their effect on postural control.
It also provides some guidance about the components that should explicitly be considered in future interventions to enhance their effect on walking behaviour.
