The phrase "a hefty section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large or substantial part of something, often in contexts like reports, books, or physical objects.
Example: "The report included a hefty section on environmental impacts, which detailed the effects of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "a substantial portion" or "a significant segment".
It was equally at home with a hard-swinging Charles Mingus tune and with slow-motion ballads; for a few rockers the orchestra simply worked as a hefty horn section.
In the meantime, The Times and International Herald Tribune have produced a hefty special section on global energy trends (some elements have enraged solar enthusiasts), the Obama administration has given BP its first post-spill permit to drill in the Gulf of Mexico and Michael Levi has roundly debunked a gushy jobs estimate from proponents of the Keystone XL oil pipeline.
Created in collaboration with Ethan Miller, it uses found image and headline pairings as they originally appeared in The Upland News (1969 72), a newspaper circular from the small Southern California town of Upland, with a hefty coupon section in the back, small-town stories, and the reportage to match.
A plate of marrow bones comes freighted with three hefty sections of roasted bone and a tower of sourdough toast at Le Philosophe, 55 Bond Street (Bowery), (212) 388-0038, a new addition to the NoHo dining scene.
The only pieces left in the museum are two hefty sections of the walls.
"His gallows comedy gives a hefty kick, many sections are beautifully droll, and some scenes are hilarious".
From the "nibbles" section, a hefty plate of Lancashire cheese and pressed ham was tasty – despite being served fridge-cold.
Even the Office of Fair Trading has joined in, with a hefty report on July 15th.In this section Curbing the car Help wanted Rolling the Lords In Brief Resolving Labour's local difficulties Euro-philia The great pension debate Uncocked Moderates Robin Good Judgment day ReprintsThe government's review will not consider scrapping the basic state pension.
There, a hefty hunk of meat attached to a monumental section of bone is $34 for two.
