Phonon anomalies have been reported in iron-pnictide superconductors indicating a diverse interplay between different orders in the materials.Here,we report Raman scattering measurements on Sr(Fel-xCox)2As2 (x =0 and x =0.04)single crystals in the B2g symmetry with respect to a 1 Fe unit cell.Upon cooling,we observe a larger split (13 cm-1)of Eg Raman phonon modes pertaining to in-plane Fe and As displacements as the crystals undergo the tetragonal-to-orthorhombic structural phase transition,although a considerable split (9 cm-1) has been reported in Ba(Fel-xCox)2As2.Furthermore,the splitting of Eg phonon modes is strongly reduced upon doping.We perform an order-parameter analysis revealing a similar doping dependence of Eg phonon splitting as reported in other compounds of the 122 family,indicating these phonon anomalies widely exist in 122 iron-based superconductors and might share the same mechanisms.