The phrase "a section with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a part of a document, article, or any structured content that includes a specific section.
Example: "In the report, there is a section with a detailed analysis of the market trends."
Alternatives: "a part containing a" or "a segment featuring a".
So make your letters page a central feature of your online edition; give it a section with a tab on the front page so readers can find it.
Then comes a section with a woozy quality, a mood last heard in Garbage's 1999 theme for The World Is Not Enough.
But that figure is abandoned quickly in favor of a walk through several styles, starting with a section with a pizzicato bass line that gave the music a jazz tinge, and ending up in a welter of Dvorak-like melody.
Mr. Mann was the sports editor at Newsday from 1960 to 1962, helping turn what had been a section with a local focus into one that covered sports events nationwide.
Philip Glass was a more decisive influence here: often Mr. Utley would begin a section with a short repeating phrase, with other guitarists joining, first in unison and then with lines of harmonic or rhythmic counterpoint.
Remarkably spacious, it was divided into three parts: an area with a rain shower as well as a nice-size bathtub; a section with a toilet that could be locked and closed off; and one with a large counter set with his and hers sinks and a TV in the center, built into the mirror.
Braveheart opens with a woah-oh-oh and moves into a section with an oriental mood, but the pace and melody are undeniably of the type that could make the charts here.
There was once a time when a section with substeps was able to be edited in Guided Editor.
This makes it easier for developers to find a particular section with just a glance, whether accessing the Policy Center from the desktop or a mobile device.
Aeroelastic models have a wing section with only a single trailing-edge control surface for suppressing limit cycle oscillation.
