The phrase "a high profile part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a role or position that attracts a lot of attention or is well-known, often in a professional or public context.
Example: "She was cast in a high profile part in the upcoming blockbuster film, which has generated significant media interest."
Alternatives: "a prominent role" or "a notable position".
In the exercise, dozens of patrol cars speed, lights flashing, to a high-profile part of the city and quickly park in formation.
The announcement of the 2016 date is planned to be a high-profile part of Mr Cameron's keynote speech to the Tory conference in Manchester in October.
Reilly's humorous and sometimes poignant columns have been a high-profile part of the magazine, and he also contributes "Riffs of Reilly" on SI.com, in which he appears in animated form offering funny commentary.
A New Mind-Set After refueling a second time, the jets checked in with a ground controller near the Arghandab River, the area that in late 2010 was a high-profile part of the offensive to displace the Taliban.
After walking away from boxing, Matlala was active in Soweto politics, selected also to be an Aids ambassador in Johannesburg and he was a high-profile part of a group devoted to making the renowned township a cleaner place.
The runs scheduled for Thursday along rebuilt railroads would have been the first time trains crossed the border since June 1951, and were a high-profile part of detente efforts between North and South Korea since a pivotal summit meeting of their leaders in 2000.
Hodgson's predecessor Fabio Capello banned players' partners for much of the 2010 World Cup, but they were a high-profile part of the 2006 campaign.
Handzyuk became a high-profile part of that movement in Kherson, where friends say she was undeterred in her battle against police corruption.
"This is the one high profile part of the center-right coalition's agenda that they got wrong".
Elgort has yet to make his feature film debut, but he's already landed some high profile parts.
Still, political advertising in Britain has a high profile, lifted in part by Saatchi & Saatchi's 1970s work for the Tories.
