The phrase "part of scope" is considered correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is typically used to refer to the extent to which something is included. For example, "This project is part of the scope of our current marketing campaign."
While some of the work was specifically commissioned by Tory advisers, other cuts were drawn up by Department for Work and Pensions mandarins as part of scoping exercises routinely carried out in advance of a general election.
The main characters in the drama were the noted Chicago attorney Clarence Darrow as part of Scopes's defense team and William Jennings Bryan, the former secretary of state and three-time Presidential candidate helping the prosecution.
Naturopathic physicians in Washington may prescribe a limited range of drugs; however, this is not part of the scope of practice in Connecticut.
"Track 13 wasn't part of the scope of this project," said Penny Bassett Hackett, a spokeswoman for the transit agency said.
You have no idea that that's even part of the scope of what's going on in the world".
Ms. Rice herself admits that there are vast swaths of the world that are new to her. "I've been pressed to understand parts of the world that have not been part of my scope," she said.
Andrews has revealed an extract of the terms of reference for the commission, which lists prevention, early intervention, victim support and protection, and perpetrator accountability as part of its scope.
At the height of the presidential campaign last spring, she confessed that there were vast areas of the world that were new to her. "I've been pressed to understand parts of the world that have not been part of my scope," she said in an interview.
It is once again emphasized that non-functional requirements are not part of the scope of this paper.
There are two new machinery standards which include, as part of their scope, the area that EN 954 covered.
