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The phrase 'part of the time' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that something is not always the case, but only occurs some of the time. For example: "I work part of the time from home and part of the time from the office."
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"At least part of the time".
The family lives part of the time in Austria, part of the time in England.
"Part of the time you are the enemy, part of the time you are a collaborator, and part of the time you are a shrink," she said.
"You have to spend part of the time in Washington.
I'm still here, though -- or part of the time, anyway".
I'll also spend part of the time simply reading, quietly.
Part of the time he was a surveyor.
At least part of the time, that was actually true.
But what if this is wrong, if not always, then at least part of the time?
Mr. Lewis plans to live at least part of the time in Matagorda.
In addition to fiction, part of the time I enjoyed reading the history of English literature.
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