The phrase "a cherished part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is valued or held dear within a particular context, such as a memory, tradition, or object.
Example: "The family photo album is a cherished part of our history, filled with memories of our loved ones."
Alternatives: "a beloved aspect" or "a treasured element".
Just like Glastonbury, the ordeal of Le Mans represents a cherished part of the devotee's experience.
The celebrity turnout is carefully monitored as a cherished part of the prelude to the Feb. 26 Oscar ceremony.
These events are now a cherished part of corporate lore -- the dream unfairly dashed by a repressive regime.
A cat was not a casual extra, but an essential – he was a cherished part of the family.
Other titles became a cherished part of bedtimes for more than a generation, including Mary Norton's "Borrowers" and Ms. Mahy's "Changeover," both of which won Carnegie Medals.
The cathedral is a cherished part of this country's cultural heritage and most of its murals were destroyed in the earthquake that struck here in January.
I didn't realise she was still lurking, but I guess I've done so many of them that she's part of my DNA – and I would say a very cherished part".
Women are not seen that often, but they are a vital, cherished part of the men's lives: Mr. Rogers's long-gone mother, who cleaned offices to support her children ("I never saw you dance"), for instance, and his wife, who toils at a salaried job so her husband can keep his store going.
The council's leader John Kingsbury said that the greenbelt was "a much cherished part of our natural environment", but land had to be identified to allow new homes to be built.
These are all cherished parts of my sentimental education, but it took me a long time to learn to value them, instead of desperately flinging them at every middle-aged man who walked into the video store I worked in during my mid-teens.
By making storytime an enjoyable and cherished part of our daily routine, I have every confidence that they will learn to read by the time they hit puberty.
