The phrase "labeled part of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a specific portion or component of a sentence that has been identified or marked in some way. Example: In this particular sentence, the verb "run" is the labeled part of the predicate.
Along with North Korea and Iraq, Iran has been labeled part of the "axis of evil," described by President Bush as fomenting terrorism throughout the world.
Mr. Gettelfinger expects the union to be labeled part of Detroit's problems, and to defend its $27-an-hour 27-an-hour 27-an-hourline health care benefits and pensions.
Indeed, some of the strongest online reaction to Dr. Lewandowsky's original paper came from intelligent climate contrarians who were offended at being labeled part of the tinfoil hat brigade.
A meeting between the two leaders, scheduled for Sept. 17, holds out the promise of a thaw in Northeast Asia that would greatly ease tensions between a staunch American ally and a nation that President Bush has labeled part of an "axis of evil".
Since labeled part of Figure 6b is clearer than that of Figure 6a, the optimal decision map should be in white color in the whole decision map, which means all coefficients should be selected from Figure 6b.
"There've been people who have been afraid to be allies, or people who have been afraid to not voice hatred, for fear of being labeled part of the LGBT community," she said.
For clearer comparison, the labeled parts of Figure 10i-p are extracted and shown in Figure 10q-x.
They point to events involving the other two countries labeled parts of the "axis of evil," believing that nuclear power saved North Korea from the fate that befell Saddam Hussein's Iraq.
As probes, different, radioactively labeled parts of SmDia (fragments S3 and S4, see Fig. 4A) were used.
A short pulse of deuterium (10 s) labeled parts of the protein that were not yet folded at each folding time and the results were summarized in light of the known crystal structure of the protein.
"I now declare this person manager of Manchester City …" ✒Labels: Neil Macehiter was alarmed in Sainsbury's to see a bottle of dishwasher rinse-aid labelled "part of a meal deal".
