The phrase "apparent component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a part or aspect of something that seems to be evident or clear, but may not necessarily reflect the underlying reality.
Example: "The apparent component of the project was its innovative design, but deeper analysis revealed several flaws in its execution."
Alternatives: "visible element" or "obvious part".
The frequency dependence of the real and apparent components of the complex conductivity of the CuS/CdS rod-like semiconductor heterostructures (Fig. 6b) indicates a frequency-independent character of values in a wide range of frequencies (below 104 Hz).
Eight years later, with the cooling of identity politics, a show called "Hip-Hop Nation: Roots, Rhymes and Rage" arrived, with no apparent critical component, at the Brooklyn Museum of Art.
Some resembled the "switch tracks" dilemma, others the "push body," and some had no apparent moral component, such as deciding whether to take a bus or train to some destination.
A possible explanation is that large VOI uptake kinetics could have been erroneously identified as reversible due to uptake heterogeneity causing an apparent reversible component to the averaged TAC [28].
In contrast, the TB and HIV time series data documented by the SFDPH TBCP are highly non-stationary and do not comprise any apparent periodic component.
In order to render a series stationary, obtaining a constant mean level of a series is achieved by removing any apparent trend component contained in this series.
Due to the oversampling, apparent multipath components with similar delays are correlated.
There were three apparent spectral components at 284.5, 285.5, and 287.8 eV in the C 1 s peak (Fig. 2b).
The nasogastric tube was removed without applying negative pressure after aspirating a small amount of gastric fluid not containing apparent blood components.
Because of this complexity, it seems more realistic to describe the source by its apparent spectral components measured at a fixed receiver position.
