The phrase "a given section of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific part or segment of a larger whole, often in academic or technical contexts.
Example: "In the report, we will analyze a given section of the data to identify trends and patterns."
Alternatives: "a specific part of" or "a particular segment of".
"They can give you a demographic and sort of a sociological and anthropological interpretation of a given block or a given section of the city that's remarkably detailed," said Dr. Nagle, who teaches at New York University.
Simultaneously, Stalin was interfering with operations and issuing orders which did not take into consideration the real situation at a given section of the front and which could not help but result in huge personnel losses.
Rather than spinning continuously like a DVD or CD, its cartridge-based discs remain stationary as pages of data are written onto a given section of the disc from 350 different angles.
To confirm that no one is cheating, Cantrell hides 10 books at various points, often ones with titles appropriate to a given section of the course: "Death Walks the Woods," "Heart of Darkness," "A Time to Die".
The purpose is to estimate the area fraction occupied by each fluid in a given section of the pipe, taking advantage of their different permittivity.
For a given section of the artery structure, there occur differences, often significant, in inner diameters (left to right), and thus in flow fields.
Department of Geotechnics University of Žilina on a given section made of static penetration probe with measurement of pore pressures.
For a given section, the outline of the region of interest was traced under a ×10 objective and the enclosed area calculated by the software.
Individual parameters are specified for a category of information (ex: score on a given section or question of the SMAF).
Also, the fact that the distribution of the flow rate in a given cross-section of the airway changes significantly with time implies the importance of unsteady data for clinical decision.
The finite strip method is a useful tool for the determination of the buckling load factor and natural frequency for a given cross-section of a member.
