The phrase "a section of the licensing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific part or segment of a licensing agreement or document.
Example: "Before proceeding, please review a section of the licensing that outlines the terms of use."
Alternatives: "a part of the licensing" or "a segment of the licensing".
Soon after release, however, controversy was abound; someone stumbled across a section of the End User License Agreement which stipulated that the application would upload a list of your contacts to their server.
Tribe believes the EPA purposely misread a section of the Clean Air Act to give itself license to write the rule.
The arrests were made under a section of the city's administrative code banning the sale of goods or services on city streets without a vendor license.
The spokesman said he could not anticipate the outcome of the hearing, which is also known as an expedited or emergency review under Section 53 of the Licensing Act 2003, but did expect a full review to be held in due course.
Number of animals per group to detect biologically significant effect sizes was calculated using appropriate statistical sample size formula and indicated in the biometrical planning section of the animal license submitted to the governing authority.
Under the new law, an assistant physician must have passed the first two sections of the national licensing exam for doctors but not the final one.
This IR section of the T&F content license isn't about that; it's about them determining how we can support our institutional authors who publish in T&F journals.
Embargo options should be discussed with your adviser, and both the adviser and the thesis or dissertation author must sign the availability options section of the Nonexclusive Distribution License and Thesis/Dissertation Availability Agreement (PDF).
It is said that the 7th section of the act imposes a license tax upon the business of shipping into the state of goods like those made by the plaintiff in error, when deceptively marked or labeled 'as Kentucky whisky,' or intended to be so deceptively branded or labeled when received in the state; and that such a burden is illegal as a regulation of interstate commerce.
