The phrase "an obvious component of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements that are clearly part of a larger whole or system.
Example: "Trust is an obvious component of any successful relationship."
Alternatives: "a clear part of" or "an essential element of".
For weeks, the Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell, has been railing about the importance of a minority party's right to block a presidential nomination with a filibuster, as if that were an obvious component of advise and consent.
Tracking and mimicking people's voices could be an obvious component of that.
Alginate, a polysaccharide that gels in the presence of divalent ions is an obvious component of an injectable gel for regenerative medicine.
Vibrations are an obvious component of these stimuli (Figure 6A), and this was the focus of the present investigation in large part to explain the efficacy of worm grunting.
Lashley considered hierarchical structure to be an obvious component of language, music, and action.
In contrast to experiments with BrafV600E cells, we did not find an obvious component of COX-dependent early innate immune control of NrasG12D cells via type I IFN (data not shown).
Studies that have demonstrated improvements in balance function after strength training have usually related balance to a task where muscle strength, or joint torque production, is a dominant and obvious component of the task (e.g., sit-to stand [ 40, 41], rapid backward walking [ 34]).
That question flirts with tautology, but "Madness" and the novel's coda expose "Asymmetry" as a meditation on who we might be when the most obvious components of our identity age, religion, ethnicity, gender have been stripped away.
ATLANTA — One of the most obvious components of the Mets' strong start this season has been the quality of their starting pitching.
When the two most obvious components of modern public life are noise and money, members' daylight hours are devoured by fundraising and appeasing the loudest interests — often self-serving and narrow.
This is particularly important when IAPs are considered transformers (or drivers of ecological change) because they may alter both subtle and obvious components of ecosystem functions and services, e.g. by being excessive users of nutrients, donors of limiting nutrients, fire promoters/suppressors or salt accumulators/redistributors (Richardson et al. 2000; Richardson and Gaertner 2013).
