'integrative part' is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that contributes to the whole of something, and the process of integrating pieces of something together. For example, "The integrative part of this research project is the comparison of data across departments."
"+ERS – Plus Energy Network Reininghaus Süd" is an integrative part of the Building of Tomorrow research flagship project "Energy City Graz-Reininghaus (ECR), which is an important part of the greater urban development framework of the City of Graz.
Although traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is known as an integrative part of China's health care system, little is known on the prevalence and determinants of using TCM among the middle-aged and older Chinese population, especially among those with chronic conditions.
To compute the P2 wave, the z sampling used is important because of the integrative part.
One integrative part of the BM stroma are the mesenchymal stromal cells (MSCs), also described as osteoblastic progenitors [9].
The aim of the integrative part of the course is to connect the various disciplines.
Comanagement of mental health problems should be an integrative part of HIV treatment and prevention programs.
The differential expression of LTR REs during embryogenesis in concert with their tissue-specificity and the protein domains they encode are evidence for the functional roles these elements play as integrative parts of complex regulatory networks.
Even though the organization of the prefrontal cortex still needs further investigation and conclusions therefore can only be speculative, we would propose that (at least this region of) the human LPFC is responsible for more abstract global processes, or in other words, occupies a more integrative role rather than being part of a "what" and "where" distinction.
Chronicle of Health Creation: Are Integrative Health and Medicine Part of the National Pain Strategy?
As for all Bayesian analyses specification of prior values is an integrative and important part of the analysis.
However, E. coli ED1a, C. koseri BAA-895, K. pneumoniae NTUHK2044, and E. coli UMN026 also contain segments highly similar to the integrative and conjugative part of the HPI of ECOR31 and EHOS 05-545, while no other HPI-ICE-containing isolates annotated in GenBank contained genes that may be involved in conjugation and transfer.
