The phrase "a native part of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is inherently or originally associated with a particular place, culture, or context.
Example: "The traditional dance is a native part of the community's cultural heritage."
Alternatives: "an integral part of" or "a fundamental aspect of".
eLife is the first journal to make the code a native part of the article itself.
RecDEVS supports the description of hardware reconfiguration as a native part of a system model and thus can be used as a foundation of new design methodologies.
However, Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) specification enables the efficient encoding and processing of optional per-packet information as a native part of the network layer, and this constitutes a strong reason for IPv6 to be adopted as the ubiquitous next generation Internet transport.
"We're trying to make 3D a native part of the Facebook ecosystem.
Tango's Mango app also utilizes Windows Phone's characteristic "Metro" design so it looks more like a native part of the operating system.
Other changes include a faster load time that makes comments feel more like a native part of the page, rather than a widget that loads later on.
His father was a poor tailor, and Jasmin himself spent most of his life as a barber and wigmaker in his native part of southern France.
The show's poster image illustrates this with a photograph of a blond German dressed as a Native American, part of a series called "German Indians," taken by Andrea Robbins and Max Becher in the German town of Radebeul during its annual Wild West festival.
Thompson, a lawyer and a native of this part of Long Island, who estimates that he has played the Black more than 200 times, said: "This is mostly a working-class town, and you don't have a lot of kids whose fathers belong to country clubs.
Ms. Boym is a native of St . Petersburg and part of her goal is to define the experience of leaving one culture at a moment when it was about to disintegrate for another culture, in the United States, at a moment when it seemed to be reaching its prime.
Prosecutors said the man, Peter Simeonov, a native of Bulgaria, was part of a group responsible for distributing at least $500,000 in counterfeit money in 1999.
