The phrase "drainage components" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing parts or elements related to drainage systems in construction, landscaping, or civil engineering contexts.
Example: "The engineer specified that all drainage components must meet the required standards to ensure proper water management."
Alternatives: "drainage elements" or "drainage systems".
The third component has strong correlation with bifurcation ratio, drainage density and length of overland flow and moderate correlation with stream frequency hence is called as drainage component.
A simple analytical model that determines the relative contribution of the drainage component to the draw down of the water table is proposed.
An additional split between the two geographical regions sampled in the Po drainage (Ticino, Poschiavino), increased the between-drainage component to 10.8%.
Mean stream length is characteristic property related to the drainage network components of a drainage network and its contributing Mahesh basin area surfaces (Strahler 1964).
AMOVA first included populations from the entire drainage; variance components were recalculated after excluding highly differentiated populations to account for an uneven distribution of the total genetic variance.
The combined effects of gravity drainage and component exchange between gas in fracture and oil in matrix on oil recovery in fractured reservoirs subjected to CO2 or nitrogen gas injection are experimentally studied.
This approach was applied to determine the level of uncertainty in the number of water quality failures predicted by an ICM study, due to uncertainty associated with input and model parameters of the urban drainage model component of the ICM.
It has been established for decades that soil water field capacity (FC) includes four main components: drainage rate or flux (q), drainage time from saturation (t), soil water content in the drained zone, and drainage depth (Z).
This study conducted over an investigation period of six years (2004 2010) focuses on spatial variation in chemical components of drainage water from sub-areas within a confined drainage basin of 79.5 km2 (Erdalen drainage basin, inner Nordfjord, western Norway) for detection of spatial diversity and relation to environmental factors.
Stream length is the property which reveals the characteristic size of components of drainage network and its contributing basin surfaces.
