The phrase "a part of metadata" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific component or element that is included within metadata, which is data that provides information about other data.
Example: "The author name is a part of the metadata that helps identify the source of the document."
Alternatives: "an element of metadata" or "a component of metadata".
The three-judge panel issued its ruling Friday, contending that conservative privacy activist Larry Klayman had not adequately argued the likeliness that his own data had been collected as a part of the metadata collection program.
A part of this metadata is intended to refer to the biological phenomena that a model intends to represent.
For example, it added connecting lines between tweets and responses, made @usernames in replies a part of the tweet's metadata and even changed the Reply icon itself.
The N.S.A. continues to use Section 215, named after a part of the Patriot Act, to collect metadata on hundreds of billions of U.S. phone calls.
There was a part of me that genuinely believed the internet knew me best: Maybe I'd discover a pattern in my life that could point toward the future — a palm reading constructed from metadata.
SemLinker, an ontology-based data integration system, is part of a metadata management framework for personal data lake (PDL), a personal store-everything architecture.
This includes all the metadata necessary for citing the dataset, is in a standard format, and becomes part of the metadata.
Furthermore, a monodimensional H NMR spectrum could become part of the metadata associated with each sample stored in biobanks.
In SysMO, information about biological samples and treatments were collected as part of the metadata pertaining to an experiment.
Often, clues about who has taken an image are contained within the file itself as part of its metadata - but this data can often be stripped from the file during the uploading process to popular sites.
