The phrase "a part of occasions" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to specific instances or events, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We celebrate holidays as a part of occasions that bring families together."
Alternatives: "a part of events" or "a part of instances".
We recognize the important role that public worship plays in many communities, as well as the sincere desire to include public prayer as a part of various occasions so as to mark those occasions' significance.
All of Hollywood spread out before us from an historic site's highrise garden terrace with all of the history and significance of this place very much a part of these occasions of honoring local film-making.
"In the long journey Spain has undertaken to rediscover a part of itself, few occasions are as moving as today," he said.
"We will help more people obtain caviar and make it a part of their special occasion protocol," said Robert Harper, group commercial director for the Bin Salem Group in Abu Dhabi.
Rugby in the USA is a sleeping giant and we are looking forward to being a part of this unique occasion as we begin to help develop the sport in America".
The Segerstrom contingent proudly greeted the arriving crush, many of whom had dealt with the journey on the San Diego (405) Freeway from Orange County to be a part of the special occasion.
"It's a match I've been looking forward to for a long time but unfortunately my body hasn't quite allowed me to be a part of such a huge occasion for us as a region.
"It also helps to set kids on a path toward healthier eating in the future, with fewer kids becoming conditioned to think that soda should be a part of every eating out occasion".
His pitch included a photograph of him in a circa 1812 black and red uniform and fur-topped helmet he wore on ceremonial occasions as a part of the First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry, a private military organization affiliated with the National Guard (firsttroop.com).
