The phrase "a debates section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a part of a document, website, or publication that is dedicated to discussions or arguments on various topics.
Example: "In the magazine, there is a debates section where readers can share their opinions on current events."
Alternatives: "a discussion section" or "a forum section".
NEWS The Obama administration is secretly carrying out a domestic surveillance program to collect business communications records involving Americans under a hotly debated section of the Patriot Act, according to a highly classified court order disclosed Wednesday night.
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration is secretly carrying out a domestic surveillance program under which it is collecting business communications records involving Americans under a hotly debated section of the Patriot Act, according to a highly classified court order disclosed on Wednesday night.
The Journal publishes empirical and theoretical articles, documents, an occasional debate section, as well as review essays and book reviews.
November 1988: Three lesbian demonstrators abseil into the Lords chamber during a debate on Section 28, which banned the "promotion" of homosexuality in schools November 1994: Two protesters against the criminal justice bill scale the Commons roof with MPs inside and drape a pink banner.
In the New York Times "Room for Debate" section, Brian E. Perron, an Associate Professor of Social Work at the University of Michigan, points to the need for further research on marijuana before we jump into fighting for legalization.
As many of you who read this blog know, we spend a lot of time thinking about -- and sometimes debating -- section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
Brand announced the decision to scrap the debate section of the event in which Mr Easeman would have shared a platform with speakers including John Bird, the founder of Big Issue, in a brief message to his 8.4 million followers on Twitter.
Five CafeMom bloggers chimed in with their take on the questions in the site's "Weekly Debate" section.
The floor debate section in this format allows for the students not speaking to question the speakers and give their point of view.
