The phrase "a dominating part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or controlling element within a larger context or situation.
Example: "In the discussion about climate change, the economic factors play a dominating part in shaping public policy."
Alternatives: "a leading role" or "a significant portion".
In my view, the best strategy to avoid "hedonic corruption" of happiness is to welcome wholeheartedly the pleasures that come our way but not to make the explicit pursuit of pleasure a dominating part of our life project.
"A ranch is a cross-roads of economic forces," Forrester has written, noting that supply and demand, price changes, and agricultural uncertainties are a "dominating part of life" on the homestead.
The setbacks are all the more startling because Mr. Pataki was once such a dominating part of state politics that there was little he could not get through the Legislature or force to come to fruition through administrative acts.
It is a dominating part of hemicellulose in the form of xylan in hardwoods and agricultural crops, but is also present to a lower extent in softwoods.
For the majority of participants exercise was a dominating part of everyday life: 2/1.
Because, in practice, the dominating part of the sum is T P N, we report a final computational complexity of ENNET as O(T P N), and compare it to the other inference methods in Table 6.
Secondary structure forms an important intermediate level of description of nucleic acids that encapsulates the dominating part of the folding energy, is often well conserved in evolution, and is routinely used as a basis to explain experimental findings.
Once upon a time poetry was an adult dominated part of the literary world; novels still are, with the exception of a few teen authors, but recently poetry has increasingly become a space for young people.
This lack of interpretation is a problem because systems biology models are usually developed to help characterizing the dominating parts and structure of the system, and not only to obtain a black-box predictor.
The moments of the crater function also consist of an erosive and a dominating redistributive part.
We propose here a simple diagonal preconditioning which significantly improves the condition numbers of the stiffness matrices with a dominating nonsymmetric part.
