The term "imperative part" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it when you want to specify the part of a sentence that gives a command, request, or instruction. Example: "Please remember to complete the imperative part of the sentence." (This sentence refers to the part of the sentence that gives the command, "remember to complete.").
"We believe random gate screening is an imperative part of a continuous deterrent exercise," Admiral Loy said.
Classification of different mental tasks using electroencephalogram (EEG) signal plays an imperative part in various brain computer interface (BCI) applications.
We found that the pH of arrangement assumes an imperative part on Na+ absorption attributes on ACTF.
Accurate prediction of the thermal behavior of the axle-brake systems is an imperative part of the design process of the braking systems in off-highway machinery.
An imperative part of the project foresaw computational modeling to optimize operating conditions of the power modules and pinpoint potential drawbacks in its design.
Yoga is also an imperative part of my training sessions with my clients.
Well, he's a typically understated message from actor Shia LaBeouf: Or perhaps you'd prefer a little subtle undercover characterisation: So this week we're all about the imperative, the part of speech that tells the listener, or the subject of instruction within the song, what to do.
It was an unusual mission hospital but the pragmatic imperative was part of the mission experience.
This "Prime Imperative" is part of the Eastern philosophies of Hinduism, Buddhism, and Taoism and helps place into context the belief system that speaks to us of "Good" and "Bad" Karma.
On the other hand, if he made it clear that he considered the closure of Guantánamo to be a national security imperative and part of his overall war strategy, it is hard to imagine Congress openly defying the Commander-in-Chief during wartime on a military matter.
When people think the issue can be solved, it becomes a moral imperative to be part of the solution.
