vital component

collocation in English

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vital
adjective
uk /ˈvaɪ.təl/ us /ˈvaɪ.t̬əl/
necessary for the success or continued existence of something; ...
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component
noun[C]
uk /kəmˈpəʊ.nənt/ us /kəmˈpoʊ.nənt/
a part that combines with other parts to form ...
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Examples of vital component

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This issue is particularly relevant for developing countries where natural capital is a vitalcomponent of economic welfare.
Effective surveillance is a vitalcomponent of any control policy intended to maintain the rabies-free (virus/disease) status of a specific country.
The economic complexity of the agreement involved the purchase and resale of certain vitalcomponent parts to meet the rigorous contract standards.
Meeting parental expectations was therefore a vitalcomponent of accessing responsibility, freedom and a degree of power in the home.
The recognition of the learning functions of reading makes this a vitalcomponent of a learner's cognitive development.
As a vitalcomponent of the learning process, feedback on success provides motivation for continued effort, given the likelihood of further success.
Individual autonomy is widely recognized as a vitalcomponent in private and public life.
However, the analysis decision trail is a vitalcomponent for establishing the rigour of a study.
The recognition of contemporary relevance as a vitalcomponent of research agendas has interesting theoretical implications.
It was another dynastic state and a vitalcomponent of their imagined sacred community.
Thus, the informal seed system continues to be a vitalcomponent of production.
These patients with cancer and chronic disease envision a care delivery system in which communication would be increasingly acknowledged as a vitalcomponent of safe and responsible health care.
But, in any event, cultivating spiritual power is a vitalcomponent of a political career, as is widely attested by the popular media and radio trottoir.
Genetically resistant animals, that is, animals which show a heritable ability to become immunologically resistant to tick infestation, are a vitalcomponent of many tick control strategies.
Some genres clearly demand the personal intervention of the author : reliable eyewitness testimony, for instance, is considered by contemporaries a vitalcomponent of historiography and hagiography.
A sense of local involvement and ownership in the policy research process, at several levels, will therefore be a vitalcomponent in moving the policy debate forward.
Languages and cultural aspects in general are a vitalcomponent of democratic and social integration, and are at least as important as any financial aspects.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Sound and timely administration of justice is a vitalcomponent of the constitutional state.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
As the report says, adult learning is a vitalcomponent of lifelong learning and a very complex sector.
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The third vitalcomponent of our strategy should be the protection of creativeness.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
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