The phrase "and economic component of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing aspects related to economics within a broader context, such as a project, analysis, or study.
Example: "The report will cover the social, environmental, and economic component of the proposed initiative."
Alternatives: "and financial aspect of" or "and economic aspect of".
John Abizaid, the great-grandson of Lebanese immigrants, learned Arabic and figured out early in his career that the Army would need to think deeply about the political and economic components of the wars it would probably have to fight.
Many simulation models focus on simulating a single physical process and do not constitute balanced representations of the physical, social and economic components of a system.
Our research focused on the integration of social, ecological and economic components of landscape management based on stated social preferences and contingent valuation method (CVM).
As those advocating future Internet accounts note, while still performance-based, this definition is particularly valuable for the simple reason that its holistic nature nicely balances the different social, cultural and economic components of smart city developments, without pre-judging either the weight or significance of any specific component.
And the economic component of Trump's rise is unmistakeable.
PML conceived the idea with input from RO and MB; CM designed the economic component of the study.
Apart from adding the economic component of the model, and introducing the now-cast, most of the other details of the model are similar to the version we ran in 2008.
Take out the economic component of its business model and our product, the media, has the ability to nourish, inform, wage wars, resolve conflict, travel through time, create enormous commerce and inspire great change.
The economic component of the ranking considers job title and past career accomplishments, as well as the amount of money a woman controls.
The economic component of the ranking considers job title and past career accomplishments, as well as the amount of money the woman controls.
