"atomic constituents" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to individual components of a larger structure that can't be divided into smaller parts. For example, "The atoms that make up a molecule are its atomic constituents."
A simple atom-equivalent method converts quantum mechanical energies of molecules and their atomic constituents to gas-phase heats of formation of energetic materials.
One of the fundamental processes occurring in all matter is the random motion of its atomic constituents.
Self-diffusion of the atomic constituents in the solid state is a fundamental transport process that controls various materials properties.
The sputter negative-ion beam generation technique is particularly effective for simultaneously dissociating molecular carriers and efficiently ionizing highly electronegative atomic constituents.
This article, through decomposition of the Z*-macro-parameters into its atomic constituents, presents a model for the endogenous arousal of thoughts during empathetic, bespoke comprehension of the real-world.
Although there are some analogies between the solar system and the atom due to the fact that the strengths of gravitational and electrostatic forces both fall off as the inverse square of the distance, the classical forms of electromagnetism and mechanics fail when applied to tiny, rapidly moving atomic constituents.
Sulfur is the third most abundant atomic constituent of crude oils.
Figure 2 Morphology and atomic constituent spatial distribution of the ZnO/CdSe core/shell nanostructures.
It is an atomic constituent that can then be combined to form more complex concepts or sentences in the language.
The answer LOTH gives is to postulate a combinatorial semantics in addition to a combinatorial syntax, where an atomic constituent of a mental sentence makes (approximately) the same semantic contribution to any complex mental expression in which it occurs.
DEVS takes into account several important characteristics of software architectures, such as data types, constituent systems (represented as atomic models), constituent behaviors (expressed as labeled input diagrams), SoS dynamics, and how constituent exchange data (coupled models), events, and the overall organization of such constituents.
