The phrase "a trial part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to legal proceedings, experiments, or testing phases of a project.
Example: "The judge decided to proceed with a trial part to assess the evidence before the full trial."
Alternatives: "test phase" or "preliminary trial".
We evaluated HAM as wound dressing for split-thickness skin-graft (STSG) donor sites in a swine model (Part A) and a clinical trial (Part B).
Defendants attended a special trial part run by a single judge that was created solely to handle Occupy cases.
The SHARF 4 study included a randomized clinical trial part with results on the comparison between IRRT and CRRT reported elsewhere [ 20].
" 'Everybody did it.' That's a line that a lot of the witnesses said," recalled Rebecca Grefski, a juror at Mr. Bourne's trial, part of a case in which 12 American Airlines employees either pleaded guilty or were convicted.
He, meanwhile, has been given added protection after an incident when he went to a trial as part of the research for his next book.
This entire farce of a trial is part of a larger problem that infects not only America but other Western countries as well: the criminalization of policy differences and of personal sin.
However, the fact that a trial, or part thereof, could also be discontinued due to effectiveness or futility was never fully explained prior to the 2% discontinuation.
This association stemmed from two issues; firstly the closure of the Cellulose Sulphate trial the previous year, and; secondly a lack of knowledge regarding all the circumstances under which a trial, or part thereof, may be prematurely discontinued.
Finding reliable cut-offs is one of the goals of the ERNIE2-trial (part A) [ 17].
So, perhaps mooncake vouchers are a trial balloon -- part real bubble and part experiment -- in creating an institution with reverse currency power.
