The phrase "a part in creating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's role or contribution in the process of making or developing something.
Example: "She played a significant part in creating the new marketing strategy that boosted sales."
Alternatives: "a role in developing" or "a contribution to making".
The show played a part in creating an environment in which change is possible".
He played a part in creating one of the most celebrated pop acts of the Noughties (he's her dad).
The film certainly played a part in creating a climate in which extermination became realistic as a policy.
Even ushers and staff members at Lincoln Center played a part in creating a somberly ritualistic atmosphere for the production.
These teams would ensure that everyone plays a part in creating a carbon-conscious culture across their organisation.
Everyone at the RSC – from the actors and armourers to the musicians and technicians – plays a part in creating the world you see on stage.
The author and activist Jane Jacobs once wrote that a person "in frequent contact with a wide circle of people and who is sufficiently interested to make himself a public character" plays a vital part in creating a sense of community in a city.
Emily Owens, a museum spokeswoman who works for Mr. Crow's company, said the justice "played a big part" in creating a video documentary that will be part of the museum experience.
"We created or played a large part in creating a clean, modern-style primitivo and taking it around the world," Mr. Shannon told my wife, Betsey, and me when we stopped last month at the couple's whitewashed farmhouse in the ambling hills about 45 minutes south of Bari.
In 1989, he played a major part in creating a trumpet flugelhorn hybrid, the flumpet, which was constructed for him by instrument maker David Monette.
Furthermore, it has been estimated that the UK alcohol industry spends approximately £800 million per annum promoting its products, with other sectors of business also playing a significant part in creating a pro-alcohol environment [ 39].
