The phrase "airborne component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, military, or environmental science, referring to elements that are carried or transported through the air.
Example: "The airborne component of the pollutant was detected at various monitoring stations across the city."
Alternatives: "aerial element" or "atmospheric component".
Big Drum was similar to the other D-Day naval deceptions, but without an airborne component.
To ensure that the operation was a success, Montgomery insisted that an airborne component was inserted into the plans for the operation to support the amphibious assaults that would take place, which was code-named Operation Varsity.
To ensure that the operation was a success, Montgomery insisted that an airborne component be inserted into the plans for the operation, to support the amphibious assaults that would take place; this was code-named Operation Varsity.
Varsity was the airborne component of Operation Plunder, in which the British Second Army, under Lieutenant-General Sir Miles Dempsey, and the U.S. Ninth Army, under Lieutenant General William Simpson, crossed the Rhine at Rees, Wesel, and an area south of the Lippe Canal.
Finally, the airborne LiDAR component is both scalable and cost effective, if deployed appropriately.
Individual exposures to PM10, PM1, coarse particles (PM10-PM1) airborneorne metal components of PM10 (chromium, lead, arsenic, nickel, manganese) were estimated based on measurements in the 11 work areas and time spent by the study subjects in each area.
The switch is important not only because the new fuel reduces the amount of soot particles and airborne sulfur, a component of ozone and smog.
YAL-1 – This is the experimental Airborne Laser, a component of the National Missile Defense plan.
Insoluble visible matter may be derived from a worker, airborne solids or components present in a manufacturing facility of single use suppliers.
The spending proposal, which could be sent to Congress any day, will also include a request for $153 million for research and development on an airborne laser, a potential component of a ballistic missile shield, a Congressional official said.
Figure 1c shows the airborne VAWT with head component.
