'parts' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun that can refer to something distinct or separate within a whole. Example sentence: The couch has three parts that must be assembled before use.
And, parts of London, there are actually Muslim religious police that actually beat and actually wound seriously anyone who doesn't dress according to religious Muslim attire.
The strain is likely to grow more acute as the government depends on helicopter gunships to extend its reach to parts of the country rendered impassable to logistics convoys and even armored vehicles by the rebels' improvised bombs.
But he added: "Sometimes parts of the Conservative party move but they move more slowly, or a few paces behind the centre of gravity of social attitudes which have changed and will probably continue to change in ways that it is hard to predict.
But poor children in Stoke-on-Trent start school two years behind their peers in leafier parts of the country.
"The real question is how do we keep the good parts of innovation without being stuck with the bad," Rajan says.
Public pensions and medical care for the aged have become fixed, integral parts of American life.
I did a lot of research for both parts of the play.
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Such is the affection for Stuart Pearce in these parts, the opprobrium of the Nottingham Forest supporters on the final whistle was muted and delivered as much in sorrow as in anger, but their patience with the manager must be wearing thin.
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For its part, the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (Adass) says that paying the UKHCA's £15.74 would cost an extra £342m a year in England, "which would require us to make very serious further cuts in parts of the adult social care service".
