The phrase "a uniform part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a component or section that is consistent or standardized in some way.
Example: "In our design, we aim to create a uniform part that can be easily replicated across different models."
Alternatives: "a consistent component" or "a standardized section".
Profiling the injection velocity to keep a constant melt-front-velocity inside the mold throughout the filling to ensure a uniform part is the purpose of this work.
The modulus was obtained in terms of strains measured at three different cross-sections of a uniform part of the member, by using one-dimensional theory.
Once the numerical modelling of the part was done, improvement of the production process was performed based upon the desired objective function, i.e., a uniform part thickness distribution and/or minimal part weight.
The pressure of the burnt gas on the flame is the sum of a uniform part that does not change the velocity of the fresh gas and a small variable part that causes a vertical acceleration of this gas and a slight deformation of the flame.
It was architecturally conceived as a uniform part of the wall and colonnade surrounding the court.
There is a uniform part and an earnings-related part determined by the degree of intra-generational redistribution, α.
This is invalid, since only a uniform part-whole relation could guarantee transitivity.[4] Remark 5: The purely mereological approach faces yet another, very general problem.
It is illegal to wear a uniform or any uniform part that is not issued by the branch of the armed forces in which you served.
Keep shoes, gloves, and gauntlets polished and all uniform parts clean.
"Part of me wants a uniform, and part of me loves the spontaneity.
But the feature that would have been likely to please Mr. Patch more than any other was the presence, as honorary pallbearers, of two German soldiers in full dress uniform, part of a six-man contingent that also included soldiers from Belgium and France.
