The phrase "available components of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to parts or elements that are accessible or can be utilized within a certain context, such as technology, software, or systems.
Example: "The available components of the software package include various modules for data analysis and reporting."
Alternatives: "accessible elements of" or "obtainable parts of".
Eight of the 11 available components of the leading index contributed to the November gain while three declined, the Commerce Department said.
The currently available components of the IUPAC programme may be accessed through the IUPAC website at the Subcommittee on Toxicology and Risk Assessment page: http://www.iupac.org/divisions/VII/VII.C.2/index.html.html
Logistic regression models on a sample of 350 Canadian sexual homicide cases showed that indicators associated to the Removable and Available components of CRAVED were the most useful in predicting the type of victim targeted by sexual murderers.
The cheapest possibility is to assemble a semi-closed system from standard commercially available components of anesthesia machines.
In terms of the Available component of CRAVED, four indicators were significantly related (or approaching significance) to the choice of victim.
The available components for a given type of system are usually described in the form of a catalog.
The implications for cross-country comparisons of both averaging of available components and of including a technically different variable "conscriptions" are illustrated in Table 4.
Unique features of this fully automated PC-controlled system are: simple design, fabrication from locally available components, ease of operation and maintenance, good temperature resolution (1 K), wide measurement range (±1 mm, with 100 nm resolution), microcontroller-based data acquisition hardware and a simple windows-based software.
By making good choices of combinations of the available components and modules of a design, it is possible to build sustainability into the life cycle of a product.
This gave rise to very sophisticated techniques for designing the optimal blends of available components into desired grades of gasoline.
A system that can utilize more readily available components may be of interest for many users.
