The phrase "about the different components" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing various parts or elements of a subject, particularly in technical or analytical contexts.
Example: "In this report, we will provide an overview about the different components of the system architecture."
Alternatives: "regarding the various elements" or "concerning the distinct parts".
One of the reasons for this interdisciplinary approach could be the increased need for policymakers, stakeholders, and researchers to have more information about the different components of vulnerability in order to adopt priority actions and guidelines for informed policy making (Fatemi et al. 2017) in disaster risk reduction (DRR).
But it was a formative experience in thinking about the different components that compose a memory, and about how the emotional tone of memories can change over time.
We used the NRC's analytic deliberative process to think about the different components needed for CBPR in a risk context.
Details about the different components of FRESH can be found in "School Health at a Glance", March 2001, available on the World Bank Health-Nutrition-Population Health-Nutrition-Population Health-Nutrition-Population
Social network analysis is a particularly suitable tool to extract information about relations among the different components of a system.
It is therefore difficult to make conclusions about the performance of the different components used in the reverse hybrid group.
Women in the intervention arm were additionally asked about their perceptions of the different components of the intervention, and how these impacted upon their lives.
At the same time, they learn about the writing process and the different components that make up the expository essay.
In order to analyse the residual stresses, knowledge about the elastic modulus for the different components in the coating system is required.
"When people talk about marijuana, they're not distinguishing between the different components of cannabis," says Dr. Ranganathan.
In his muddled state, he couldn't quite separate out the different components of the guilt which oppressed him - about the affair, about Daisy's murderous habits, about having overindulged last night.
