The phrase "a pervasive part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is widespread or commonly found within a particular context or situation.
Example: "Technology has become a pervasive part of our daily lives, influencing how we communicate and work."
Alternatives: "an integral component" or "a widespread element".
"Baseball is a pervasive part of the American vernacular," Mr. Shieber said.
This curriculum is of great importance, since the courting of physicians by drug companies is a pervasive part of contemporary medical practice, long after medical school graduation.
"Computers are now such a pervasive part of our lives in America, and people have gotten used to seeking entertainment from them as well".
David Traum, the head of the natural-language research group at the I.C.T., has worked closely on the survivors project, and he told me that holographic preservations of the dead are "going to be a pervasive part of the future".
The Arthritis Foundation reported last week that a Gallup poll of about 2,000 people found that regular pain was a pervasive part of American life, but that few people sought medical attention for it.
Contemplating the return of private government, Anderson asks, "Why do we not recognize such a pervasive part of our social landscape for what it is?" She argues that we no longer think carefully about the distinction between "public" and "private".
The "Open Platform" will allow allow partners to reuse Guardian.co.uk content and data for free, in a clear move to try and make the The Guardian an all pervasive part of the Web [Update: We predicted this in March 2007].
This directly addresses the fact that streaming, browsing, and clicking play is an increasingly pervasive part of contemporary reality," Enderby tells Creators.
Not because I've fallen in love with conflict, but because conflict now just seems like a description of what happens when two opposing viewpoints come into contact with one another and not a euphemism for "This means war!" So as my life has progressed, my grounding - what appears to me to exist only as a product of Thought and not a permanent and pervasive part of reality - has deepened.
"But growing evidence also suggests that news is becoming a more important and pervasive part of people's lives.
Only through the courage of abused children like Quanitta Underwood who share their shame can blindness to this pervasive part of human behavior be lifted.
