The phrase "as distinct components" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements that are separate or different from one another within a larger context.
Example: "The project can be analyzed as distinct components, each contributing to the overall outcome."
Alternatives: "as separate elements" or "as individual parts".
Containers help simplify application deployment by isolating different pieces as distinct components.
These categories are interrelated, and may overlap in some cases, so they should not be considered as distinct components (Elliot et al. 2000; Lawson et al. 2016).
Furthermore, the crowdfunding system has considerable distinguishing features, along with several intertwined traits, such that it makes sense to demonstrate or consider each as distinct components.
Recent work in adults, adolescents and children has proposed a two-factor model, with brooding and reflection as distinct components of rumination.
Device architectures available presently require the use of an air cavity, a freestanding membrane or Bragg mirror reflector and are fabricated as distinct components.
She thought if she worked with Bailey long enough, she could get Bailey to understand (and write about) how gender identity, sexual orientation, and sexual identity could all be understood as distinct components of transsexual identity, and how fetishistic crossdressing could function as a stage of discovery and empowerment on the way to full transition (Kieltyka, 2006c, 2006d).
At the aggregate level, this leads to an equilibrium where each actor chooses one single concept for the remaining time, and thus there are almost as many distinct components as there are concepts in the discourse.
We conclude that the evidence from these analyses lend support to the notion that the main traits associated with ASD both theoretically and empirically (social, communication and repetitive behaviours) need to be considered as potentially distinct components of the ASD phenotype, with their own as well as shared genetic and environmental determinants.
Traditionally, the event-based middleware and the Complex Event Processing CEPP) engine are viewed as two distinct components within a distributed system's architecture.
It is likely that these traits evolved as genetically distinct components to foraging behavior.
Social relationships have typically been defined as two distinct components for the purpose of measurement: namely social support and social network (conceptually equivalent to 'objective and subjective' [ 27] or 'functional and structural' [ 26] respectively).
