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Free sign upThe phrase "and on the part of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the perspective or involvement of a specific person or group in a situation or action.
Example: "There was a lack of communication and on the part of the management, a failure to address employee concerns."
Alternatives: "from the perspective of" or "regarding the involvement of".
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There is evidence of role confusion [ 23], role conflict (the pressure inherent in fulfilling more than one role) and, on the part of some but not all of the psychiatrists, even role-distancing (not being a 'real' member of the team).
We now find Labour suffering its own great depression, amid endless soul-searching and, on the part of at least one candidate for the leadership, a series of statements which make one wonder why they don't just own up and join the Conservatives.
And on the part of Bear Stearns, what hypocrisy.
And on the part of businesses, there is a lot of willful blindness".
"There's a frustration on our part and on the part of a lot of other environmental organizations," he said.
There is still a lot of work to be done, on our part and on the part of the applicant countries".
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That care also requires extensive services and expertise on the part of hospitals and doctors.
If a bubble can be tamped down, it requires tremendous courage and influence on the part of politicians and policymakers.
With the enthusiasm and willingness on the part of children and adults alike, this goal is within reach.
Attainment of clinical performance targets in patients requires considerable time and effort on the part of providers and patients.
This will not only increase levels of interest and commitment on the part of village and ward level governments.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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