The phrase "as a common component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is frequently found or included as part of a larger whole.
Example: "In many ecosystems, water serves as a common component that supports various forms of life."
Alternatives: "as a typical element" or "as a standard part".
With modern advances in imaging studies, synovial cysts are becoming more evident as a common component of erosive lumbar degenerative disc disease causing spinal stenosis and radiculopathy.
This chemical company leads the pack on carbon fiber, which Sachs says will (with help from resins) replace aluminum and steel as a common component in airplane manufacturing because, at any given strength, it's lighter than aluminum.
Temporomandibular disorders (TMD) in children and adolescents is prevalent with pain as a common component, and has a comorbidity with psychosocial problems such as stress, depression, anxiety as well as somatic complaints.
Taken together, there is a high prevalence of TMD in children and adolescents with pain as a common component with a comorbidity with psychosocial problems such as stress, depression, anxiety as well as somatic complaints.
She came to accept them as a common component of America at large.
A key advance was the subsequent characterization of Maf1 as a common component of at least three signaling pathways that lead to pol III transcription repression, the secretory defect signaling pathway, the target of rapamycin (TOR) signaling pathway, and the DNA damage signaling pathway ([15], see [18] for a review).
Mr. Drum and his colleagues have found that the edema factor, which is harmless while inside the bacterium, is activated as soon as it bumps into a common component of cells known as calmodulin.
Indeed, hyperinsulinemia naturally occurs early in the type 2 diabetes disease process as a compensatory response to tissue insulin resistance and, as such, is a common component in the metabolic syndrome, associated, albeit possibly indirectly, with an increased risk of CV events.
The apparently normal embryogenesis of Gmd mutants is particularly striking, as fucose is a common component of insect N-glycans.
The four domains of physical health, psychological, social relationships and environment were modelled as indicators of a common component.
Lognormal fading for direct link had a standard deviation of 8 dB and decorrelation distance of 50-meters and it was expressed as the weighted sum of a common component to all cell sites and an independent component for each cell site.
