The phrase "and components that characterize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements or features that define or distinguish something, often in a technical or analytical context.
Example: "The study focuses on the various factors and components that characterize the ecosystem's health."
Alternatives: "and elements that define" or "and features that distinguish".
First we formed a model that reproduced and combined most cellular, matrix, and physical components that characterize the physiological osteoblastic niche.
More recently models of mindfulness meditation have been put forward in order to support research enquiry into the specific and unique components that characterize it.
Using a newly suggested modeling method, we extracted the components that characterize the seasonal and diurnal fluctuations of the ionospheric parameter characteristics for calm conditions in the Kamchatka region.
The multifactor framework integrates 12 ecosystem components that characterize the biophysical landscape, built environment, and human population.
Principal components that characterize >95% of covariate space variability were then integrated and classified using an ISODATA (Iterative Self-Organizing Data) unsupervised technique.
Our main objective is to develop a strategic-tactical supply chain design model that integrates all the relevant components that characterize the delocalization problem.
On the basis of selected its main functions we suggested the purposeful creation of the individual components that characterize its activities.
Of particular importance to the ionosphere are the tidal components that characterize the E-region (ca. 100 to 150 km) where the dynamo action of tidal winds generate electric fields.
The patches are immobile components that characterize the physical-spatial environment, where the agents operate.
Atypical bacteria lack or produce aberrant forms of cellular components that characterize most bacterial species.
