The phrase "on the respective components" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to specific parts of a whole. For example, "We will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each system on the respective components."
Positive attitudes toward a focus on the patient's children in the treatment of mentally ill parents loaded strongly on component 1. Negative attitudes concerning the interruption of treatment and the interruption of the parenting role loaded into component 2. Two scales were computed based on mean scores of the items of the respective components.
However, detailed inspection of the results indicated that the observed vertical profiles of the respective components were quantitatively different, depending on location and time.
Protein and mRNA levels of the respective components strongly correlated.
Design processes have been focused on fulfilling the design criteria of the respective component (mooring/riser) alone, with few or no consideration to the other component, and little interaction between the design teams.
The construct validities of the scales for each component were obtained through the ratio of the squared loading of each scale on the factor and the highest common variance of the respective component.
The results are listed in a search result panel and are also visually highlighted by red markers placed onto the respective components on the pathway map.
Property estimates for the respective component soil units were derived using taxonomy-based transfer rules that draw on a statistical analysis of some 21,000 soil profiles.
Reliability for these two scales was assessed using Cronbach's alpha, comparing the respective component domains.
The items that loaded highly on the two respective components were summed to form internally consistent scales (Cronbach's α = 0.78 and 0.77, respectively).
In all cases imidization and network formation for the two respective components were carried out simultaneously on cast films after evaporating the solvent through successive temperature rises in steps up to a maximum of 300°C.
