The phrase "a rounded section with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific part of an object or design that has a rounded shape and is associated with something else.
Example: "The sculpture features a rounded section with a smooth surface that catches the light beautifully."
Alternatives: "a curved part with a" or "a circular segment with a".
The Nanos stem requires a higher neck osteotomy and more proximal filling to achieve, with a rounded cross-section, a primary stability, both axial and torsional: this last aspect apparently reduces the validity of proximal cancellous bone preservation (Fig. 4).
The spools have the form of a rounded square with a circular sunken central portion.
Check that the flow meter has been installed properly - with the rounded section vertically oriented.
The mastoid process is triangular in cross-section, with a rounded apex and a mastoid crest.
The rounded section forms the body of the bunny and the two loose ends that a remain form the ears.
He went further in the Gavotte, playing the first section with a bright, crisp tone and the second with a dark, rounded sound.
It is a majestic Palladian composition in the neo-Baroque style, comprising a towering central section with a portico of four Corinthian columns crowned by a classical pediment, superimposed on a facade with rounded, pilastered wings.
On the other hand, another shape derived from the trapezoid, which was a trapezoidal cross section with rounded edges, displayed superior vortex suppression than triangular cross section near pipe entrance but limited to areas without interference from counter flows such as the flow near the back wall.
Orangewood sticks are shaped like a pencil with a rounded end and a sharp, pointed end.
Preparation of root canal with rotary systems results in a more rounded cross section that may have a positive effect on stresses and force distribution within the root canal during filling [ 16].
