The phrase "a part of herself" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a connection or emotional significance that someone feels towards a particular aspect of their identity or experience.
Example: "In her artwork, she poured out a part of herself, revealing her innermost thoughts and feelings."
Alternatives: "an aspect of herself" or "a piece of herself".
There's a part of herself that she holds back.
She could not realise that they belonged to her and were a part of herself.
Shaina: "Yes, always looking for something, probably a part of herself she had lost a long time ago".
She becomes a fine spy, averts catastrophe and wins her own war, but also loses a part of herself.
There's Dawn Halfaker, a West Point graduate, holding the prosthesis for her missing right arm like a part of herself that's become temporarily disconnected.
The wife views sex as an act of "giving" a part of herself, which she is not willing to do considering her anger toward her husband and her perception that he is "pining" for someone else.
Her characters sprang off the page with the vigor, courage and warmth that were so much a part of Judith herself". Riley, who was born Jan . 14 , 1942in Brunswick, Maine, received her bachelor's degree in political science from UC Berkeley in 1962.
Ava DuVernay not only recreated a pivotal time in history, but yet has become a part of history herself by being the first African American Woman to receive the nomination of "Best Director".
And that she did a great deal of this while her husband was away serving in the state legislature, leaving her to administer the shots that are a part of that process herself.
For the first and last time Effi curses them all, but in the end she is too much a part of the system herself: his code of honour is also hers, and it was she who broke the rules.
She represents real dissatisfaction with the economy, with terrorism, with immigration policy and with the privileged political class, though of course she is a part of that class herself.
