The phrase "a frequent part of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that occurs often or is commonly included in a particular context or situation.
Example: "Social media has become a frequent part of our daily communication."
Alternatives: "a common element of" or "a regular aspect of".
Fourteen (87.5%) of the CNCs saw that education should be a frequent part of their role with 12 (75%) stating that it was frequently part of their role.
SIGNIFICANT OTHERS Bill Clinton has been hovering over these debates, although he has never physically attended, and he has been a frequent part of the discussion.
He has had some successes that Trump has celebrated; a focus on veterans and their health was a frequent part of Trump's campaign rhetoric.
But she lived with his closest aides for four years, and several people said she was a frequent part of Mr. Paterson's social circle.
Ticket-holders reported traveling from Los Angeles, New York, Texas, London, Chicago and plenty of locations around Minnesota, including Chanhassen, a suburb about 30 minutes west of Minneapolis, where Prince had long been a frequent part of the scenery.
So-called gaffes were a frequent part of Berlusconi's political strategy – a dog-whistle strategy that included frequent recourse to sexist, homophobic and racist stereotypes, and reference to his belief that he was irresistible to women.
Those vocal breaks, known as "speech disfluencies" in linguistics, are a normal and frequent part of speech, and a key part of the secret sauce that makes Duplex such a remarkable product.
Formal exams represent a key and frequent part of the system, with highachievement and attendance hurdles to overcome to pass from one year to the next.
While I'd known one or two Republicans during my college years, they certainly weren't a close or frequent part of my social circle.
Medication errors are an unfortunate, yet frequent part of medical care.
Another frequent part of the package is a tolerance for innovation.
