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As a part of... v As part of... #1 (permalink) Sat Jun 11, 2011 19:07 pm   As a part of... v As part of...
 

Hi,
I just wonder if I have to use an article or not in front of the word part.
As a part of my research I have created a short online survey and I would like to get your input.
As part of my research I have created a short online survey and I would like to get your input.
Thank in advance for your explanation.
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Ingrid
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As a part of... v As part of... #2 (permalink) Sat Jun 11, 2011 22:05 pm   As a part of... v As part of...
 

Either is possible and appropriate. There's no significant change in meaning.
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