The phrase "a welcome part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is positively received or appreciated within a larger context or situation.
Example: "The new policy is a welcome part of our efforts to improve workplace culture."
Alternatives: "a positive addition" or "a appreciated element".
His winning smile and pleasant demeanor were a welcome part of weekend life at EBC.
But some birds of prey are again becoming a welcome part of everyday life.
"Clearly, families are no longer a welcome part of the audience".
Not patronised or sneered at: but a welcome part of a debate or discussion even if others strongly disagree".
For others – particularly huge stars, who can become detached – fanmail is a welcome part of their lives.
He does it quickly but he has the talent for doing that and still making it a welcome part of your day".
It also creates a sense of normalcy and routine that, though, you are on vacation, may be a welcomed part of your experience.
As a result, siestas have become an integral and welcome part of my daily life.
McCue pointed out that this is one of the first times Flipboard has included standard ad formats (specifically, VAST ads) — he said that most ad units "aren't very good for the user experience," but "video ads, when handled properly, can be a beautifully presented, welcome part of the experience".
Just as in parts of Oklahoma and Texas tornadoes are an unhappy commonplace, in Somalia fighting comes in sudden flurries; anything short of heavy combat is a kind of peace, or, at least, an expected — if not welcome — part of life's routine.
This is a violent subject, and these are violent people, and yet I couldn't help feeling that Meadows is, as so often, more comfortable with machismo than with the humour and gentleness which play a smaller, yet intensely welcome part of his movies.
