The phrase "a part of regular" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is a component of a regular occurrence or routine, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "Being punctual is a part of regular attendance at meetings."
Alternatives: "a component of routine" or "an element of regularity."
Monday's ratings did not reflect CBS and NBC, which both showed convention coverage as a part of regular programs.
The C.D.C. recommends routine, voluntary H.I.V. testing for everyone ages 13 to 64 as a part of regular medical care.
"Ever since I have been a child, what was considered impossible or immoral or unimaginable by some has become a part of regular life," she said.
Investigation of explosion characteristics of coal dust was undertaken as a part of regular research program at CSIR-CBRI, Roorkee, India, for designing explosion safety measures for coal dust handling installations.
Genetic testing has been a part of regular medical practice since the nineteen-seventies; it enables doctors to search for mutations that cause known disorders, such as Tay-Sachs disease and sickle-cell anemia.
But if the mayor wants to make the ban a part of regular city traffic regulations, as Mayor Edward I. Koch tried unsuccessfully to do in 1981, he would need the approval of the State Legislature, which might be lukewarm to such a measure during an election year.
In the N.F.L., where coaches' challenges became a part of regular-season games in 1999, there have been 2,913 coaching challenges over the course of 3,560 games, an average of 0.82 per game.
("It's a part of the regular life cycle of the earth").
As finance is now a part of the regular school curriculum, social investment should also be included.
The laboratory session was not a part of the regular curriculum.
And the CIO and CMO make meeting with each other a part of their regular work week.
