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The phrase "any number of components" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an unspecified quantity of parts or elements in a system or process.
Example: "The project can be completed with any number of components, depending on the desired outcome."
Alternatives: "various components" or "multiple components".
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The method can be applied to solve problems of any number of components and reactions.
Then, once you have something that floats you can sling any number of components underneath, such as cameras for surveillance.
A transfer matrix method is presented for the development of solutions for multicomponent diffusion couples containing any number of components.
The results of the method are valid for ideal and non-ideal systems of any number of components.
In addition, generalization to any number of components interacting according to a first-order reaction mechanism is discussed for large and small time asymptotes.
The thermodynamic models available in XSEOS allow computing excess or residual properties, and activity or fugacity coefficients of pure components and mixtures (with any number of components).
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The grid construction program CMPGRD is used to create composite grids with any number of component grids.
By contrast, the Gamma-Ap does not impose this constraint, and can be applied for the sum of any number of component variables.
"And it's made up of a number of components.
We're witnessing the democratisation of a number of components of the startup ecosystem.
It was a win based on a number of components".
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