The phrase "a lasting part of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has enduring significance or influence within a particular context or situation.
Example: "The traditions we uphold are a lasting part of our community's identity."
Alternatives: "an enduring element of" or "a permanent aspect of".
"Each moment lived complete will always be, a lasting part of sweet eternity".
It came back for more, several times over, and gradually became a lasting part of the special-interest tapestry in state government and politics.
That could end up being a lasting part of the Republican debate, all the way up to the party's national convention next summer.
These stances, which aimed to win over priests and learned Egyptians, were elements of his strategy to retain Egypt as a lasting part of the Persian Empire.
You can publish blog posts on LinkedIn now and they become a lasting part of your profile.
For a word to be added to the OED, however, it must meet strict criteria demonstrating that it is a lasting part of the language.
We make it easy and hopefully create a new, lasting part of our fanbase.
We want the RTP to become a permanent and lasting part of the public transport system in Ireland and these reforms will allow us to do this".
Patient reviews of doctors, he said, are an important and lasting part of our health care system.
Use of a long-lasting prophylactic as part of a mass drug administration regimen confers the most benefit under conditions of high transmission and moderately high coverage.
Looking back, they realise that it would have been more helpful – and more akin to the situation within birth families – if instead they had been supported to sort out their problems, and to understand that ups and downs are a normal part of long-lasting and worthwhile relationships.
