The phrase "a low section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a part of something that is positioned lower than other sections, often in a physical or structural context.
Example: "The architect designed a low section of the building to create a more inviting entrance."
Alternatives: "a lower part" or "a bottom section".
Sixteen people were injured in the collision on a low section of the ride, which can reach speeds of up to 50mph.
In total, 16 people were injured in the collision on a low section of the ride, which can reach speeds of up to 50mph.
The collision on the two-year-old attraction occurred when one carriage containing 16 visitors collided with an empty one on a low section of the track.
A spokesperson for Alton Towers said it was travelling at around 20mph when the crash happened on a low section of the track on Tuesday.
The accident occurred at around 2pm on Tuesday when a carriage carrying 16 passengers collided with an empty one on a low section of the track of the Smiler ride, which can reach speeds of up to 50mph.
A total of 16 people were injured when their carriage collided with an empty carriage on a low section of the ride, which can reach speeds of up to 50mph.
Tying this to the older galleries is a long, low section, also by Calatrava, that contains a large gallery for temporary exhibitions flanked by a pair of windowed promenades, one of which looks out over Lake Michigan.
Meanwhile, low asset values and an extremely low Section 7520 rate — 2.4percentt for March — make GRATs especially attractive right now, he said.
Lab-scale experiments were conducted to identify the flow phenomena of water flushed from a low horizontal section into an upward inclined section of a 50 mm tube by oil flow.
Kate Smurthwaite, a comedian who's loudly vocalised her belief that paying for sex should be criminalised, recently had a show at Goldsmith's University cancelled as ticket sales were low and a small section of the college's Feminist Society had expressed concern about Smurthwaite's views.
FEMLAB simulations have helped to integrate the hot reaction zone and a low temperature section for connectors (<200 °C) in a 10 × 30 mm chip.
