The phrase "a complete section" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a portion or division of a larger text, such as a chapter in a book or a section of an essay. Example: In his essay, the author dedicated a complete section to analyzing the impact of technology on modern society.
The shaft presented a complete section fracture near a surface bearing.
The parameters were measured in consecutive fields of a complete section, in four 150-μm separated sections throughout the biopsy, covering a total measured area of 60 mm2.
where t is a forecasting window (years) and λ is the eruption rate (number of eruptions per year) defined over a complete section of the eruptive catalog.
These include the complete synthesis of Ac4GlcNCyoc, immunoprecipitation of EGFP-fusion proteins to examine the Ac4GlcNCyoc modification state, and a complete section on basics, performance, as well as data analysis for FLIM FRET microscopy.
At Menninnie Dam, South Australia, a drilling program has revealed a complete section through the subsurface feeder system and erupted products of a small, hydroexplosive, rhyolitic centre within the Mesoproterozoic Gawler Range Volcanics.
After thawing and hydration of the specimens by immersing them in a saline solution at 20 °C for 15 min, a complete section of proximal patellar ligament was performed.
Last week Arun Gandhi, a grandson of India's independence leader, led a demonstration beside a completed section of the wall, demanding its removal and an end to violence.
There's also the suggestion that people enjoy playing unfinished titles over the course of several days more than playing a short demo of a completed section, as used to be the case.
Since this report is a draft, it is unclear whether a more complete section on global warming will be included in the final version.
Dear Patient If you have chosen to participate in the study, please complete Section A and sign the consent form if not already done.
