The phrase "as a required component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is necessary or essential within a particular context or system.
Example: "The software must include user authentication as a required component to ensure data security."
Alternatives: "as an essential part" or "as a necessary element".
De-emphasizing dementia as a required component raises several conceptual questions.
Evidence-based medicine (EBM) has been included in the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) and the American Board of Emergency Medicine (ABEM) milestones project as a required component during emergency medicine (EM) residency training.
We introduce quiz taking as a required component of the lecture grade to decrease this self-selection factor.
Recently, the NLRP1 inflammasome has been implicated as a required component in the mechanism underlying pyroptotic cell death.
The call of this paper therefore, is for bioethics to be integrated as a required component of medical education curriculum in Africa.
The success of the TEQB lab rotation prompted us to rethink our Honors in Discipline program in biology, which will now include lab rotations as a required component during the freshman or sophomore years.
For the most part the discussion in this entry concentrates on egalitarianism as a morally required component of justice, but in considering arguments against a version of egalitarianism, it is worthwhile keeping in mind the possibility that the norm in question is morally desirable but not morally mandatory.
Standards are documented methodologies that can define some of the most important, as well as required components within an embedded system.
For the reasons mentioned above, we considered both genes as required components for spindle migration and used them in the reference gene list for statistical assessment.
The implant-related failure rate, defined as reoperation requiring component revision or removal, was 26% for group 1, 14% for group 2, and 6% for group 3 (P<.05).
Several pathways, such as biosynthesis of ribosomes, require components to engage in multiple crossings of the nuclear envelope [26].
