"subordinate components" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to parts of a sentence that are not as important or grammatically central as the main subject and verb. One example of using this phrase in a sentence could be: "The main clause of the sentence is clear, but the subordinate components require further analysis." This sentence indicates that the main point or idea of the sentence is easily understood, but the additional details or subordinate components may need more examination or explanation.
The term "State" is not self-limiting since political subdivisions are merely subordinate components of the whole.
In each domain, some superordinate structure (his "determining tendency") is required to lend coherence to subordinate components (speech sounds, notes, or simple actions).
In that sense, optimal scaffolds address internal script components on the highest level possible where subordinate components are already part of a learner's cognitive repertoire rather than redundantly prescribing how and in which sequence specific activities should be performed.
An external collaboration script is most effective for knowledge acquisition if it is directed at the highest possible hierarchical level of internal collaboration script components for which subordinate components are already available to the learner (Principle 7, optimal external scripting level principle).
Çakir (1999) indicates that the Pamukkale Fault Zone displays a subordinate component of sinistral strike-slip in addition to a dominant component of normal dip-slip.
The optimal external scripting level principle (Principle 7) states that an external script that provides scaffolds for subordinate internal script components that are already available should be less efficient than one that directly targets higher level internal script components because of the additional need to process unnecessary information.
To test this hypothesis in future experiments, quantitative analysis will be useful to determine whether other lepidopteran leaf patterns show modularity corresponding to subordinate leaf-venation components, perhaps together with predation experiments using birds [ 81].
In comparison with the P- Xst facies, the D- Xst facies is much poorer in coarse clasts and primarily composed of ash with a subordinate fine-lapilli component distributed throughout in the ash or grouped in decimetric-thick lenses (Fig. 8f).
Canzlerm and Dziurzyk [23] suggested that the segmentation quality can be improved by suppressing the blue color component, since the blue component is subordinate in the lip region.
The EW faults (oblique-slip movement with a subordinate right-lateral strike-slip component) are generally linked at depth with the NW-SE faults (pure dip-slip) in northern Egypt (Abou Elenean et al., 2010).
Second, the asymmetric connectivity is disaggregated into its three components - dominant, equivalence and subordinate - to produce a set of further measures.
