"gender component" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is used to refer to aspects of gender which affect or play a role in a particular situation or context. For example, "The research focused on the gender component of the issue."
But it's not an anti-woman fantasy; it's an anti-betraying-lover fantasy; there's no gender component to it.
But when it comes to the impact of proactive versus reactive helping, there doesn't seem to be a gender component.
There is an interesting gender component to this: so many times I have heard people say how reassured they are when the pilot is female – code for trustworthy, not a risk-taker, etc".
Correction: July 31 , 2003 Thursday Because of an editing error, an article on Sunday about far-reaching legislation proposed in the European Union to outlaw sexual discrimination misspelled the name of a deputy manager for the European Federation of the Insurance Industry, who said that changing the gender component of risk calculation would wreak havoc with the industry.
"We've been trying to win equity for years," says Shapiro. "There is no gender component to this story," adds Narayan.
There's also the whole gender component.
Similarly, 62 countries presented the same phenomenon for the empowerment gender gap component, Technical and Professional Jobs.
The sample was stratified by deployment status, gender, unit component (active duty, reserve, National Guard), and branch of service (Army, Air Force, Navy, Marines).
Secondary analyses of IMAGE data suggest that the gender training component of the intervention was critical to its success [ 11].
Relative risks (RR) were calculated to evaluate sub-group results based on gender, age, component size and acetabular inclination angle.
