The phrase "add the component of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the inclusion of a specific element or aspect in a larger context, such as a project, analysis, or discussion.
Example: "In order to enhance the functionality of the software, we need to add the component of user feedback."
Alternatives: "include the element of" or "incorporate the aspect of".
Now, when you add the component of this mad scramble to raise money and to spend money, it becomes even worse for the obvious reason that we're concerned that there will be either the perception or the reality that judicial independence is undermined.
Furthermore, the publication of the findings of the four year follow-up study of the cohort of participants from rural India around the same time [ 26], led us to add the component of self-help initiatives to the intervention as these had been shown to independently predict favourable outcomes.
Add the components to the flat side of the styrofoam using toothpicks.
In fact, the architecture of a scale is refined by adding the components of the next scale.
By contrast, adding the components of the MetS (in their continuous form) significantly improved discrimination of the risk factors base model, since 9.35% of the individuals were reclassified in adequate risk categories (p<0.001).
In other words, add the x component of the first vector to the x component of the second and do the same for y and z.
And when you add in the component of people who have agendas where decisions need to be made on keeping people happy, keeping all the adults happy, well then there's probably a better leader who can fill that role.
"Some see them as working for the team, unbiased in decision-making, but I think when you add that component of paying for the right to take care of the team, you further compromise that relationship.
Apart from adding the economic component of the model, and introducing the now-cast, most of the other details of the model are similar to the version we ran in 2008.
° Assuming that the absolute and relative coordinates of MT i are defined by x (i) and x(i) rel respectively and that Tctm is the CTM of the transformation of coordinates, we can write the following: Note that we added the last component of the vector on the right-hand side in order to perform transformations independent of x (i).
