The phrase "added component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional part or element that has been included in a system, process, or product.
Example: "The new software update includes an added component that enhances security features."
Alternatives: "additional element" or "supplementary part".
In addition, each added component was evaluated in terms of its contribution to methane generated.
Under high disease pressure, overyielding increased by 3.2% point per added component variety.
Manufacturing may be defined as the sequential application of technical unit operations to increase or convert raw material, or materials, to a high-value added component or device.
An added component of their investment value is that reselling the stones, even if they have been purchased at a premium price, is "not difficult" given their rarity, Mr. Glajz said.
This arrangement yields high gradient of chemical potential across the liquid membrane and thereby facilitates enhanced and faster recovery of said heavy metals and also yields value added component, viz.
President Bush's move appears to have the added component of using the Hanssen case as a pretext for a broad move to reduce the Russian intelligence presence in the United States, which American officials complain has crept up to cold war levels.
The scheme comprised seven bands that ranged from the highest level of incentive (11.9percentt) for a value-added component of 80 to 100percentt, down to a rate of 1.4percentt for those goods with 0 to 20percentt added value.
As intellectual property increasingly becomes the critical value-added component of competitive innovation, the fear that it may leak or seep away through inappropriate copying is completely understandable.
AT a time when recent graduates, age 24 and under, are experiencing a jobless rate of nearly 10 percent, a new study renews the debate over the value-added component of going to college.
The report suggests that researchers may come to view "teaching experience as a value-added component of graduate research training," rather than as a diversion from valuable research time.
While the PhD is primarily concerned with the student making an original contribution to knowledge, the value-added component of the doctoral research degree needs to respond to the needs of a wider market of purchasers, and to meet practice and policy requirements for research leadership.
