The phrase "a section which is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific part of a document, text, or any structured content that has a defined purpose or characteristic.
Example: "In the report, a section which is dedicated to the analysis of market trends provides valuable insights."
Alternatives: "a part that is" or "a segment that is".
I happened to find the corrections only after clicking an option to "read all articles in today's paper" and then hitting the button for the index for the A section, which is where (on page three) the newspaper publishes corrections.
A section which is a whole LFM pulse signal is intercepted from the echo above.
The framework is based on a generalised concept of a section, which is close to a subject in our description.
This page also includes a section which is hyperlinked to reviews available in literature.
Each micrograph usually represents a very tiny portion of a section, which is in turn derived from blocks, fragments or slices of the organ or cell pellets.
Elective Caesarean section is defined as a section which was planned before admission of the patient to the hospital (pre-labor section).
It consists of a few rows of grocery shelves, a gift-card rack, a Pepsi fountain, and a diabetes section, which is decorated with the mounted heads of two mule deer and an antelope.
The third mechanism that people do tend to know about is the possibility of a cesarian section which is an abdominal surgery to get the baby out and there are a number of times where that can happen.
There's a new design with features like larger photos and brighter colors, but the most interesting addition is probably a Discover section, which is basically a new take on finding music through Soundtracking.
In this study a merging traffic simulation model was developed on the results of a traffic survey covering a merging section which is located on the Central Loop of the Hanshin Expressway and often causes congestion during heavy traffic period.
