The phrase "a detailed section of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific part of a document, report, or text that provides in-depth information on a particular topic.
Example: "In the report, there is a detailed section of the financial analysis that outlines the company's performance over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "an in-depth part of" or "a comprehensive segment of".
A detailed section of the roof reconstructed from the laser scanner data is shown in Fig. 11.
Body size indexes at different ages were collected in a detailed section of the questionnaire.
We assessed their opinion in a detailed section of the interview which included 76 questions regarding the use of traditional medicine in coping with climate sensitive diseases.
In a detailed section of the questionnaire, women were asked to report their height and weight at 1 year before cancer diagnosis or interview (for controls; referred to, for brevity, as measures at diagnosis), weight at age 30 and 50 years, lifelong highest and lowest weight, and perceived body size at age 12 years (i.e., thinner than, same as, heavier than peers).
A detailed section on the horrors of the Middle Passage includes scenes of mutilation and sounds of screaming that Ellington described as "a symphony of torture".
Why did Julius Caesar devote a long, detailed section of commentary on the Gallic wars to the druids, describing their education system and their scientific and political expertise?
Although genomes and metagenomes give a detailed cross section of the functional potential of an organism or a community, it is the phenotypic traits that interact directly with the environment, and these may provide more relevant information in a community analysis (Kim et al., 2009; Gudelj et al., 2010).
The background questionnaire of PIAAC also includes a very detailed section about the use of skills at work.
Open image in new window Fig. 11 Laser-reconstructed view of a detailed roof section with meshing.
Mr. Heiferman ventures that the interest of Mr. Wood's photography is not in its aesthetic quality or personal vision but in what it represents: "a comprehensive and detailed cross section of midcentury, middle American, middle-class life".
Section 2 provides a detailed description of our dataset, and Section 3 looks at the basic features of inter-firm networks, including degree distributions.
