The phrase "air components" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the various elements or parts that make up the air, such as gases or particles.
Example: "The study focused on the air components that contribute to climate change, including carbon dioxide and methane."
Alternatives: "atmospheric elements" or "gaseous constituents".
The agreements envisaged a new combined force available for deployment at times of international crisis that is expected to involve about 5,000 service members from each nation, with land, sea and air components, and rotating French and British commanders.
This is because the body requires different levels of different air components when at pressure.
In this simulation study, the feed (air) components were assumed to be N2, O2 and Ar.
Distillation columns are one of the main methods used for separating air components.
The effective diffusivity of humidified air components (oxygen, nitrogen, and water vapor) are presented in Eq. (21).
MacBook Air components are stuffed inside a chopped-down old Apple Keyboard casing topped by an Apple Wireless keyboard and Magic Tackpad.
"As the air component, we're able to strike ahead of the ground maneuver, and so that's my goal.
The air component of the triad included bombers such as the B-52 and B-1B bombers, equipped with eight or more nuclear bombs.
As such, General Wald, commander of the Ninth Air Force and Central Command Air Forces at Shaw Air Force Base in Sumter, S.C., brings a combination of practical, political and public relations skills to the job of overseeing the air component of the Bush administration's coming campaign against terrorism.
Air Vice-Marshal Stuart Atha, air component commander for Olympics air security, said: "What we will have is a plan that has many levels to it which will allow us to deal at one end - which is that 9/11-type attack - perhaps down to the lower and the slower type of threat that we may face.
where m Open image in new window is the mass flow rate of the air component.
