The phrase "as critical components" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing essential parts or elements of a system, process, or concept.
Example: "The software and hardware are considered as critical components of the overall project success."
Alternatives: "as essential elements" or "as vital parts".
Today, states are looking more and more to research institutes as critical components of their local economies, particularly in a high-tech states like New Jersey.
Instead of providing antibiotics, CT scans and high-tech interventions, Partners in Health considers basic necessities like food and housing as critical components of the group's medical work.
Safe drinking water and wastewater sanitation are universally recognized as critical components of public health.
In S3, we identified what we refer to as "critical components" that in turn comprise larger conceptual "elements".
These practices have been known as critical components of mastitis prevention and control program in dairy herds (Galton et al. 1986).
This technology is currently being used for representing human knowledge and as critical components in knowledge management, semantic web, business to business applications, bioinformatics, e-learning, etc.
As critical component of teachers' expertise, professional vision should be developed during teacher education.
The report notes that VA and DoD need to invest in more research to understand suicide and the relationship between suicide and military service, but it also issues a call to leadership, noting that senior military and civilian leaders must be more engaged and the military must treat mental health as critical component of readiness.
Generally, local damage, such as cracks in critical components, is inspected visually.
Lifelong treatment adherence and lifestyle modification are recognized as the most critical components of diabetes management.
The methane rule was seen as a critical component of the U.S. plan to slash emissions as part of the Paris climate agreement.
