The phrase "a full section of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a complete part or segment of something, such as a document, book, or physical space.
Example: "The report includes a full section of data analysis that supports our findings."
Alternatives: "a complete section of" or "an entire section of".
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A full section of the show details the history of the excavation and the diplomatic issues that have troubled the discovery ever since.
This was a suit to cancel four patents issued under the commutation provision of the homestead law, and embracing a full section of land in King county, Washington.
Where Khan gives equal billing to his three-part offer, Goldsmith, true to Tory tradition, devotes a full section of his housing manifesto to helping "Londoners on average salaries get the keys to their first home".
Now, after eight issues, this week's annual cartoon special has a full section of attack-related jokes, many of which would have seemed harsh and tasteless six weeks ago.
From earlier work it was known that this can indeed be done and that the results are still comparable; the key issue is to leave out a full section of the target space with all bioactivity annotations.
Two full sections of tonsil tissue were used as positive and negative controls for each antibody.
The environment section has now been promoted as a full award section of the festival.
The second part of this paper presents an experimental test rig used to measure the dynamic stiffness of the sleeper pads on a full width section of the track (two rails).
At birth, the placenta will be weighed (untrimmed placental weight) and a full depth section of 1.5 x 1.5 cm will collected from central region between the core and periphery.
