subpart

[sʌbpɑːt]

subpart Definition

• 1. a part or division of a larger part or division
• 2. a section of a legal document that is subordinate to and falls under a larger part or division

Using subpart: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "subpart" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The subpart of the machine needs to be replaced.

• Example

  This subpart of the report focuses on the financial analysis.

• Example

  Section 2.3 is a subpart of the larger chapter on marketing strategies.

subpart Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for subpart

• subsection
• subdivision
• segment
• element
• component

Phrases with subpart

• subpart jurisdiction

  the authority of a regulatory agency to regulate a specific aspect of an industry or activity

  Example

  The EPA has subpart jurisdiction over air pollution from factories.

• subpart approval

  an official authorization granted by a regulatory agency for a specific aspect of an industry or activity

  Example

  The FAA granted subpart approval for the new aircraft design.

• subpart E

  a specific section of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations that pertains to personal protective equipment

  Example

  Employers must comply with the requirements of subpart E to ensure worker safety.

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Summary: subpart in Brief

The term 'subpart' [sʌbpɑːt] refers to a part or division of a larger part or division, such as a subsection or segment. It can also refer to a section of a legal document that is subordinate to and falls under a larger part or division. Examples include 'The subpart of the machine needs to be replaced.' and 'Section 2.3 is a subpart of the larger chapter on marketing strategies.'