The phrase "a part of the protocol" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific component or element within a larger set of rules or procedures.
Example: "Following the safety guidelines is a part of the protocol that all employees must adhere to."
Alternatives: "an element of the protocol" or "a component of the protocol".
Although the specific treatment protocol differed widely between the nine studies, all studies included abrupt withdrawal as a part of the protocol (Table 2).
Nevertheless, the classical approach of OSI layers separate design, reinforced by the specialization of most researchers on a part of the protocol stack, has led to define frameworks for OMNeT that enter in deep details for given layers, while making strong assumptions for the other ones.
Arno Cost is a good buddy of mine, and he's a part of the Protocol team, so it just made sense for him to do try his hand at a remix.
We did not obtain patient consent as a part of the protocol.
Usual diabetes therapy is not a part of the protocol and will be delivered by the treating physicians 'as usual'.
However, the concentrations for epinephrine and indigo carmine were not stipulated as a part of the protocol.
Conspiracy theorists may claim that the reason why the U.S. refused to be a part of the Kyoto Protocol is because of its protection of fossil fuel use.
Original interview data is not available for public access since the stipulation of publishing of this data in institutional archives was neither a part of the Institutional Review Board IRBB) protocol nor a part of the informed consent procedures.
The access control can be enforced through IPSec/IKEv2, DTLS or by defining new information elements as a part of the MIH protocol.
Informed consent was obtained as a part of the study protocol.
Other studies did not mention the measurement of serum potassium concentrations as a part of the TGC protocol.
