"a section of the text" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific part or portion of a longer written work, such as a book, article, or essay. Example: "In this essay, I will analyze a section of the text that discusses the impact of social media on modern society."
After learning a section of the text, we began creating movement as we spoke the lines.
American artist Judy Chicago has reprinted a section of the text beneath a photograph of a gun pointed directly at the naked backside of a woman on all fours.
The amendment concerned a section of the text demanding that Iran put in effect a yet-to-be-agreed-upon framework accord with the atomic energy agency on how it should conduct its investigation into suspected nuclear weapons research.
Graduate students will work in pairs (one from Princeton, one from USP) prior to each workshop to prepare a plan for guiding the collective reading and discussion of a section of the text, and to offer an interpretation of that section.
Mr. Sanborn explained in an e-mail message: "The two words are key words for a section of the text, as you can see in the first letter of line No. 1 on the original chart there is a B above the P of palimpsest under that there is an E that was derived from using a Vigenere Tableaux like the one on the 'Kryptos' screen.
A note-taking function of this software has also been highlighted in order to help students in extracting key information or writing the summary of a section of the text (Zimmerman, 2008).
Figure 3 legend was inadvertently transposed with a section of the main text.
On pages 87 - 129 there is a transcription of a text entitled "The War" as told by Agnes Moses, along with Rachel Arthur and Elizabeth P. Wilson, which links to the sound file LA234.005.001; this text is published in "Nez Perce Texts" (pp. 101) though a section of the published version of the text is absent from the transcription, namely a section from NPT pp. 108-109.
The night before, many of those prisoners had begun a protest in which they occupied a section of the jail, sending out text messages and videos.
Screen reading software will use audio to tell users whether a particular section of the text is a title, heading, subheading, or normal/body text.
In fact, they are interspersed lines of text from two sources: an introductory essay to the catalogue by Restoration Hardware's C.E.O., and text from a section of the 1936 Federal Housing Administration underwriting manual.
