"two different components" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to refer to two distinct parts or elements of something. Example: The new smartphone has two different components - a high-resolution camera and a powerful processor.
But income inequality has two different components: permanent differences and temporary fluctuations.
There are really two different components of income inequality: permanent differences and temporary fluctuations.
The direction and magnitude of the difference in length of life and mortality depends on two different components: the time to diagnosis of the disease (age of onset) and the time from diagnosis to death (survival time).
It's entirely possible that, in tasting barrel samples, the two critics were given two different components of what ultimately will be the final Pavie blend.
The fatigue limit is compared for these two tests and for two different components.
These results show that the two different components of pay contribute to wage rigidity in a different way.
Conversely, the O1 s spectra can be deconvoluted into two different components located at ~529.8 and 531.9 eV.
Metal-poor and metal-rich globulars belong to two different components of the Milky Way, so these ages help reconstruct galactic history.
Histologically, they consist of two different components: Antoni type A areas are highly cellular (Fig. 14), while Antoni type B areas are cystic and oedematous (Fig. 15).
However, there is no clear signature of two different components ((hbox {N}^) and (hbox {O}^), and/or (hbox {N}^) and (hbox {O}^)) on May 28 , 2017
It is difficult to prepare uniform and homogeneous films by spin coating, especially from the solution containing two different components dissolved in solvent.
