"conceptual component" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a particular idea or abstraction which forms part of a larger concept. For example, "The conceptual component of the scientific theory was seen as its most valuable contribution".
Value is a key conceptual component of immanent critiques of capitalism and other modern social formations.
The system is composed of more conceptual component modules, each performing a specific kind of processing.
Using a violation-of-expectation paradigm, we habituated infants to a "joint attention" video and then compared their looking time durations between "divergent attention" videos and "joint attention" ones using a 2 (familiar or novel perceptual component) × 2 (familiar or novel conceptual component) factorial design.
Often, some creative thinker will assimilate the efforts of predecessors, synthesize them, correct them and add some crucial conceptual component that makes all the pieces fit in a functional way.
On Chalmers's view, a pure phenomenal concept is (something like) a conceptual/phenomenal hybrid consisting of a phenomenological "sample" (an image or an occurrent sensation) integrated with (or functioning as) a conceptual component.
So-called force-talk (Brunnander 2007) has become a common linguistic feature and conceptual component of scientific evolutionary discourse, and we investigate the consequences of using force-talk in evolution education.
They then translated the questions into conceptual components.
Here is a description of the project followed by some of the conceptual components shaping it.
We describe four core conceptual components of type: form, use, role and domain.
Many artists and curators today have opted for a more flexible definition of the art form, rejecting experimental music or composition as a requisite but allowing for strong visual or conceptual components.
The theory involves four main conceptual components: conservation principles, action schemes, descriptions of geometric abstractions and reinterpretations of diagrams emerging during the generative process.
