The phrase "as components in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements or parts that contribute to a larger system or structure.
Example: "The various elements of the project were analyzed as components in the overall strategy for success."
Alternatives: "as parts of the" or "as elements in the".
Salts have been introduced as components in the EoS by calculating their EoS parameters from corresponding cation and anion parameters.
Also, since QuickTime exporters exist as components in the Quick-Time architecture, it is entirely possible that additional (perhaps third-partly) exporters may, or may not, be installed.
An early proponent of this expanded format was Ninian Smart, who, through many publications, scholarly as well as popular, secured philosophies of Hinduism and Buddhism as components in the standard canon of English-speaking philosophy of religion.
This is consistent with observations that BR signals work within a chromatin pathway which requires ELF6 and REF6 as components in the floral-transition [24].
Our results agree with Ref. [49] in emphasizing both the specific ability to learn abstract operators and the broader conceptual-intentional system as components in the human capability for language and in its use in the flow of discourse.
Multiple binding partners for HRG have been reported, such as heparin/heparan sulfate, divalent cations, components in the coagulation-fibrinolysis system; plasminogen and fibrinogen, as well as components in the immune system such as T lymphocytes, monocytes/macrophages and immunoglobulins [4].
The result showed that the cost effective design of system mainly depends on the reasonable design of cooling capacity of absorption subsystem as well as component in the compression subsystem, i.e., condenser, evaporator and compressor.
Self-antigens associated with autoimmune diseases can serve as components in a tumor signature in the absence of a clinically overt autoimmune disease.
In addition, the composition of a pre-mRNP along a transcribing gene changes as components bind, processing occurs and as components in some cases leave the pre-mRNP.
In the present case, histological findings revealed that the resected specimen contained Paget cells in the squamous epithelium as well as adenocarcinoma components in the submucosal layer.
These data position the SR proteins as central components in the mRNA processing as well as highly probable targets in a viral interference on the host machinery.
