The phrase "an organic component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a part or element that is derived from living organisms or is related to organic matter in a scientific or technical context.
Example: "In the study of soil health, an organic component is essential for maintaining nutrient levels and supporting plant growth."
Alternatives: "a biological element" or "a natural constituent".
As Orrin and I talked over Spalding's story and observed his peculiar immobility and lack of initiative, we wondered whether an organic component, caused by the damage to his frontal lobes, had played a part in his strange "normalization" after anesthesia.
The aim of this work is to implement heterogeneous azeotropic distillation schemes in a dividing wall column (DWC) for a feed mixture of water (W), acetic acid (HAC) and an organic component (X).
Mechanical behavior of bone depends on its mass and architecture, and on the material properties of the matrix, which is composed of a mineral phase and an organic component mainly constituted of type I collagen.
These results suggest that successful invasive species control and native species recovery experiments conducted at small scales may not translate to the landscape level, and active restoration should be an organic component of such large-scale projects.
Sorted into an organic component to be anaerobically digested and a fraction which is used to produce a RDF which is co-combusted in cement kilns.
Natural polysaccharide chitosan, a derivative of chitin [5-11], is of great interest as an organic component in the composites developed for water treatment because of the high quantity of amino and hydroxyl groups, which is very important for sorption processes [12-19] [12-19]
The oriented aggregation of nanocrystals in large scale proceeding in the absence of any organic component provides an attractive approach for fabricating novel architectures.
The poured paints, such as rutile/anhydride showed infrared profile of an oil-based medium but with broadened bands which suggested the presence of an additional organic component.
The findings yielded an average organic component of 67.68%, but the high rate of illegal disposal in drainages, river channels and open spaces raises lots of concern (Oteng-Ababio 2010).
Conspicuous in their abundance were several other C. nemoralis proteins that also possessed other recognizable chitin-interacting domains (14003, 1323, 101824, 84589, 63304, 248122 and 31170), suggesting that chitin is an important organic component of the C. nemoralis shell.
Melanins, a wide class of natural pigments, are recently emerging as a powerful organic component for developing bioinspired active material for a large number of applications from organoelectronics to bioactive compounds.
