The phrase "a section of the route" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific part or segment of a larger path or journey.
Example: "During our hike, we encountered a section of the route that was particularly challenging due to the steep incline."
Alternatives: "a part of the route" or "a segment of the route."
Their bodies had been left in Hanlon's car on a section of the route Fat Boy's funeral cortege was to pass.
Last month she threatened to pull support for the Giro d'Italia bike race after organisers described a section of the route as going through "west Jerusalem".
Within a couple of years, according to the Park Alliance, the paved path I was riding on will be extended through the arches formed by the tawny concrete piers supporting the train trestle, connecting with a section of the route farther north, completed this year.
For the present study a section of the route from Nishinomiya IC to Awaza a total length 14.9 km data was considered for modeling travel time distribution.
By 1960, a section of the route in Amite County was transferred to county maintenance.
A section of the route was in an area that was always damp, and its grass was green throughout the year.
The administration has delayed making a decision about the pipeline and the State Department is currently reviewing litigation about a section of the pipeline route in Nebraska.
Meanwhile, giant grass-based art installations will line a section of the Tour route, as a tribute to the hay-bale sculptures seen in all those Tour de France helicopter shots.
This motorised train follows a section of the disused railway route between Toulon and St-Raphaël, stopping at 10 easy-access beaches east of Le Lavandou, which is a fine old resort in its own right.
Capturing a section of the great trade route leading from India and China to the west, the Kushāns derived much of their revenue from the transit dues they exacted from the caravans crossing their territory, which often were carrying supplies of Chinese gold, silver, and nickel from the Tarim oasis towns to the Seleucid Persians.
Mr Kerry, still a keen cyclist at 71, was setting out to ride a section of the Tour de France route near Scionzier, close to the Swiss border, on Sunday morning when he struck a kerb and fell.
