The phrase "assorted components" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of different parts or elements that are grouped together, often in a context where diversity or variety is emphasized.
Example: "The kit includes assorted components such as screws, nuts, and bolts to ensure you have everything you need for assembly."
Alternatives: "various parts" or "mixed elements".
It is now the world's largest electronics manufacturer, with two-thirds of the group's revenues coming from smartphones, semiconductor chips and assorted other components.
Shredded rubber can be used as an additive in asphalt pavements, and discarded tires may be used as components of swings and other assorted recreational climbing equipment in "tire playgrounds" for children.
Philippine markets sell jars of the different components of halo-halo, including assorted beans in syrup, coconut gel, macapuno, buko and palm seeds.
St Clair – who was a senior civil servant at the Foreign Office before becoming a historian – added that in the absence of a written constitution, assorted statutes such as the Public Records Acts "are essential components of democracy and public accountability", and that the department was in clear breach of the law.
Significant genes were assorted into categories according to their respective biological processes, cellular components, or manually defined categories.
To determine the downstream components of β1-integrins, Panc-1 cells were cultured within assorted 3D matrices and the constitutive activity levels of both AKT and FAK were analyzed by the ratios of pS-AKT/total AKT and pY-FAK/total FAK, respectively.
Second, details of the construction of a port-based ontology (PBO) repository that contains the assorted primitive functions, similarity calculations, and primitive concepts needed to map component connections and interactions are provided.
The inflammatory component of a neoplasm includes a diverse leukocyte population loaded with an assorted array of cytokines, cytotoxic mediators including reactive oxygen species, proteases, membrane-perforating agents and soluble mediators of cell killing such as TNF- α and IFNs (Kuper et al, 2000; Di Carlo et al, 2001; Dumont et al, 2008).
Missouri's diverse service sector the most significant components of which include government, retail and wholesale trade, financial services, real estate, health and social services, and assorted professional services—heavily dominates the state's economy.
