"youngest component" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the youngest or most recent part or element of something. For example: "The youngest component of our company's success is our innovative marketing strategy." In this sentence, "youngest component" is used to describe the most recent addition or factor that has contributed to the company's success.
The isotopic ages of the youngest components of the four units are Late Permian, Early-Middle Triassic, Early Carboniferous, and Early Triassic, respectively.
The younger component appears to be younger than 60 years and has a proportion of about 30%to40%0%.
There's a "young" component in nearly everything Fox creates for prime time.
We decided to delete Bem1 because previous research suggests that this protein is a relatively young component in polarity establishment that had a different role in ancestral fungi (Semighini and Harris, 2008).
While the franchise has added young components, the heart of the team is old.
This data set is unique for such an investigation due to the ubiquitous presence of a young swell component propagating closely in direction and frequency with the wind sea, as well as a longer, opposing swell.
Limited detrital zircon ages suggest that the youngest sedimentary components are ~ 137 million years old, and Ar-Ar ages on metamorphic mica indicate crystallization or cooling at ~ 121 Ma (Dumitru et al. 2010), which suggests that the SFMS is the oldest large-scale coherent body of metamorphic rock within the Franciscan Complex.
Based on the risks by age difference, the younger teratoma component may be the most heritable familial component, whereas the later component of teratoma and seminoma may have a strong environmental origin.
While some residents and club owners speculated that closing clubs would drive away the younger, wilder components of the Hamptons set, Mr. Hoffman said he feared the crowds would still come but would have to search for a place to go.
