The phrase "as inseparable part" is not correct in written English; it should be "as an inseparable part." You can use it when emphasizing that something is a fundamental or essential component of a larger whole.
Example: "Education is, as an inseparable part, crucial to personal development and societal progress."
Alternatives: "as a vital component" or "as an integral part."
Lavrov's comments will heighten tensions with Georgia, which regards South Ossetia and Abkhazia as inseparable parts of the country.
At issue is whether the online selling, buying, marketing and distribution of products -- known collectively as e-business -- should be taught as a separate academic subject or as an inseparable part of a general business curriculum?
Ms. Acuña, a young jazz singer from Chile, is committed to the idea of a jazz singer as an inseparable part of the band -- or, better, as a bandleader.
Ms. Acuña, a young jazz singer from Chile, is committed to the idea of a jazz singer as an inseparable part of the band -- or, better, as a band leader.
In any case, the celibate state is viewed as an inseparable part of the monk's way of life.
In the statement, France said it did not support Tibetan independence in "any form" and that it regarded Tibet as an "inseparable" part of China.
That would require Mr. Chen to acknowledge Taiwan as an inseparable part of China, which he has so far refused to do.
GEC has the exciting potential for resolving many of the uncertainties in our understanding of the ionosphere as an inseparable part of the electrodynamic physics chain connecting the sun's magnetoplasma with the Earth's upper atmosphere.
There is a vociferous minority who regard it as an inseparable part of Spain's identity, starting with King Juan Carlos, who once said: "The day the EU bans bullfighting is the day Spain leaves the EU".
President Chen Shui-bian of Taiwan has been unable to come up with a way to finesse Beijing's demand that he begin by recognizing the "one-China" principle that defines Taiwan as an inseparable part of China.
Taiwan - of course - is seen by Beijing as an inseparable part of China; its separation from the motherland merely a temporary phenomenon.
