The phrase "a separate section in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a distinct part of a document, report, or any written material that is set apart from the main content.
Example: "The report includes a separate section in which we discuss the findings in detail."
Alternatives: "an individual part of" or "a distinct area within".
Coverage of the Iraq war and its aftermath, which has occupied a separate section in recent weeks, returns to the regular news pages today, beginning on Page A10.
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Reliability-based design is one of the design methodologies, but is highlighted as a separate section in this chapter.
You can also search for other topics within a separate section in the app and see which have recently hit your Knotch timeline.
Equally limited information was provided about the context, and if so it was often in a separate section in the document.
While we attempted to address this misconception with a separate section in the Darwinian Snails lab, that section was added late in the design process and may have suffered from a lack of clarity.
New to this edition is a separate section describing in seven chapters the techniques of minimally invasive monitoring modalities.
The biocompatibility issues concerning composite materials that incorporate GBMs are addressed in a separate section, since encapsulation in a polymer matrix modifies biological interactions.
The e-learning programme (ELP) was mentioned in the guideline in a separate section and was launched in the beginning of November 2006.
This is a separate section titled "Advances in the perturbation biology method" in Methods.
A separate section is included in the guidance which helps identify both intrinsic and extrinsic factors that may predispose to injury.
