The phrase "a neglected part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a section or aspect of something that has not received attention or care.
Example: "The report highlighted a neglected part of the community that requires immediate support and resources."
Alternatives: "an overlooked aspect" or "a disregarded section".
A chip maker championing a neglected part of the PC market?
It sounds like a neglected part of black history is finally getting its due, in an exhilarating film.
The Niners' resurgence is an opportunity to forge a new connection with my daughter and reconnect with a neglected part of myself.
And what could be more satisfying than transforming a neglected part of the planet into a calm oasis of beautiful green space?
School officials in Tucson and elsewhere strenuously disagree, saying he misunderstood and mischaracterized a program that brought much-needed attention to a neglected part of America's history and culture.
The network of nonprofit health care clinics he founded in the Bronx has cemented that status and won him the loyalty of voters who believe he has brought much-needed care to a neglected part of the city.
"This is a newfound consciousness of a previously neglected part of Thai society," said Thitinan Pongsudhirak, one of the country's leading political scientists and a visiting scholar at Stanford University's FSI-Humanities Center. FSI-Humanities Center
City officials cite the deal as important not only for all the symbolic reasons but also for its potential as a pioneering development in a previously neglected part of Hartford.
Knowledge of the components of the intercellular signaling (specifically: the endocrine) network and their relations is an important, though so far a largely neglected part of systems biology.
I sought Rawlins out because I'd heard that before Katrina he was a legendary bandleader at George Washington Carver High School, in the Lower Ninth Ward, a famously neglected part of town, where many of his students came from blown-apart families.
Swimming is a tiny, neglected part of the national curriculum.
