Is it grammatically correct to use “as part of this project” or “as a part of this project”?
In a sentence that reads “The current process for storing a address in the systems will not change as part of this project.”. My question is it accurate to say “as part of this project” or “as a part of this project”. My understanding is that since project is a noun, it’s more appropriate to use an article, in this case it’s “a”. I am somewhat challenged on use of articles.
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AS PART of this project
you dont need a because part here is not a subject.
and “a part” sounds like “apart”.
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To me the sentence doesn’t make much sense but i would go with as a part of this progect and also change (a address )to
(an address)
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As part is fine, but you would be”storing AN address”. Hope this helps.
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i think that its as a part of this project.
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