The phrase "a chapter or a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a context where options are being presented, but it needs to be part of a fuller sentence to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "You can choose to read a chapter or a section of the book that interests you."
Alternatives: "a section or a" or "a part or a".
During the month of Ramadan (recently ended), he recites from memory a chapter or a chapter and a half in a mosque every night, seven days a week.
But the accumulated facts here, gathered over a lifetime of first-rate scholarship (Litwack won a Pulitzer Prize in 1980), show that for many Americans racial struggle isn't a chapter or a sidebar in our national story; it is our national story.
Include important original content in a chapter or a chapter appendix, not in the book appendix because any appendix in the back matter of a book will appear with unrestricted access in the eBook on SpringerLink.
We, the general Internet population, can donate a couple of hours of our leisure time to read a chapter — or a complete work — of a book so that others can enjoy the story in the dramatic manner in which it was intended.
That's a chapter or a heading inside a chapter.
Sometimes, in the course of the day, when I am keen to lay out a chapter or a section, I might write continually for eight to ten hours.
The point where a writer places a single comma can be crucial to the meaning of a scene, a chapter or an entire book.
For many writers, each one of those characters would merit a chapter, or at least a lengthy anecdote.
Events sufficient for a chapter or even a novel are summarised in eight words: "Tiny explained how he lost the plumbing business".
There's a reason we have the expression that we've "closed a chapter" or "opened a new chapter" in life, and its even more applicable when discussing an autobiography.
[n10] Third, The Nation paraphrased nothing approximating the totality of a single paragraph, much less a chapter or the work as a whole.
