The phrase "as indispensable part" is not correct in written English; it should be "as an indispensable part." You can use it when emphasizing the essential nature of something within a larger context or system.
Example: "Education is recognized as an indispensable part of personal and professional development."
Alternatives: "as a crucial element" or "as a vital component."
CPGs are usually consensus statements on best available practice/evidence-based practice (EBP) in a particular area, and are increasingly embraced by international healthcare organizations such as WHO [ 1] and regarded as an indispensable part of professional quality systems [ 2].
Banning the trumpets, though, would undoubtedly unleash a fierce response from South Africans, who see the vuvuzelas as an indispensable part of their soccer culture.
Many renewable energy supporters see the creation of an energy supergrid as an indispensable part of Europe decreasing its reliance on fossil fuels.
More accurately, his vices were seen as an indispensable part of his genius; he fit the vulgar stereotype of the poet whose head was in the clouds, what he himself derided as the "Dreamy Poet Type B classified by Punch".
"It is a measure of how far individual wellbeing is regarded as an indispensable part of community life," Giedion wrote in 1948, identifying two modes of bathing: individual ablutions, conducted in private, and the more collective social activity.
While the purpose of the document is to break the stalemate in the peace talks caused by the I.R.A.'s refusal to disarm, the two governments mentioned disarmament only as an "indispensable part" of any solution and set no timetable or procedures.
As an indispensable part of memristive synaptic weights, the switching jumps can induce instability, oscillation or even chaos to the memristive network system.
I'd like to think all this is a contribution to a cultural shift that places science in its rightful place alongside music, art, and literature as an indispensable part of what makes life worth living.
