The phrase "a journal section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific part or division of a journal, such as in an academic or personal context.
Example: "In the research paper, I will include a journal section that discusses my findings and reflections."
Alternatives: "a section of the journal" or "a part of the journal".
The Guardian is revamping its weekday and weekend editions, which will include a redesigned Weekend magazine featuring new columnists on Saturdays, and a new Journal section with "long reads" during the week.
The Guardian newspaper will be showcasing a new look from Saturday 13 September, with a completely redesigned Weekend magazine, a brand new 'Journal' section featuring long reads, and a generally refreshed look and feel.
April 2002 — After Weekend Journal proves to be a hit with advertisers, the Journal launches a similar "Personal Journal" section that runs Tuesdays through Thursday.
He approved the spending of two hundred and fifty million dollars to retrofit the Journal's printing plants and tripled color capacity in the paper, adding up to sixteen pages of news and columns in a new, thrice-weekly Personal Journal section.
The maximum number of pages will increase to 96 from 80, and the maximum number of pages of color will increase to 24 from 8. Mr. Kann said The Journal would also add a fourth section, called Personal Journal, which will appear Tuesday through Thursday as a counterpart to its Weekend Journal section on Friday.
Similarly, variation among article types was controlled by including the journal section as a random variable, which was nested within each journal (8).
Among the most arresting juxtapositions of the old Journal and the new came last Friday in the Weekend Journal section, which contained not only a full page of "country estates" real estate listings, but also a full-page color ad for Munchies Kids Mix, a new snack from Frito-Lay that combines Cap'n Crunch cereal and Doritos tortilla chips.
Jonathan Freedland said: "The new Journal section will strengthen the heart of the Guardian newspaper, providing a new home for our most reflective journalism.
Insiders predict that the choice will likely be made from among three people: Joanne Lipman, a deputy managing editor who edits the Weekend Journal and oversees the Personal Journal section; Stephen Adler, who is the editorial director of the online Journal (and also a deputy managing editor); and Marcus Brauchli, the just promoted global news editor.
Angela Maria Montejo Graham, a yoga instructor, was married yesterday afternoon to Jonathan Dahl, the editor of the Weekend Journal section of The Wall Street Journal.
