The phrase "a cross section that includes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a representative sample or a portion of a larger group that encompasses various elements or characteristics.
Example: "The study presents a cross section that includes participants from different age groups and backgrounds to ensure diverse perspectives."
Alternatives: "a representative sample that encompasses" or "a segment that features".
Sections were separated by intervals of 50 μm, and all m Tert-GFP-expressing cells were counted in each section, creating a representative cross section that included all regions of the heart.
Here we present a pipeline for the assessment of intestinal microbiota localization within immunofluorescence images of fixed gut cross-sections that includes a flexible software package, BacSpace, for high-throughput quantification of microbial organization.
Jackson's examples and photographs are used to illustrate that in the Bruckner Octagon, a section that includes Bruckner Blvd., the Cross Country Expressway, the Bronx Whitestone Bridge, the Mosholu Parkway, and the Hutchinson River Parkway, there have been strange disappearances involving solid, basically immovable objects, primarily real estate.
It resulted in some detailed work with a cross section of a leg that included skin (fondant and chocolate), flesh (red velvet cake), and bone (more fondant and chocolate).
It resulted in some detailed work with a cross section of a leg that included skin (fondant and chocolate), flesh (red velvet cake), and bone (more fondant and chocolate).
Rosi spent two years in a mini-van circling the ring road filming conversations with a cross-section of society that included a count, a paramedic and a botanist tending the thoroughfare's palm trees.
A cross section of opponents, including landowners and conservationists, has vowed that the meetings, which begin Monday in Kansas and Texas, will draw the same energy.
Model response to these changes was evaluated against data from twenty globally distributed FLUXNET towers, representing a cross-section of biomes that include grassland, cropland, shrubland, evergreen needleleaf forest and deciduous broadleaf forest.
In Libya, instead of a rogues' gallery of hate-spitting disciples who behead hostages (Abu Musab al-Zarqawi and Khalid Sheikh Mohammed come to mind), there is a wide cross-section of society that includes some Libyan jihadis, shopkeepers, pro-Western businessmen, and students — something like a civic alliance.
A cross section of that tree was placed in a Nevada casino".
