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The phrase "a separate section of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a distinct part or division within a larger document, structure, or context.
Example: "In the report, we will include a separate section of the analysis dedicated to market trends."
Alternatives: "an individual part of the" or "a distinct area of the".
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On most ceiling fans with lights, the light kit is a separate section of the fan that can be removed separately.
He spent his first night at The Hague in a separate section of the prison, without mingling with other tribunal prisoners, who include former friends and enemies from the Balkan wars.
And a separate section of the W.H.O.
In a separate section of the wall, men held prayer shawls above their heads to ward off the stones.
So many horses, found in a separate section of the pit, affirmed the man's lofty social status.
You can add the plant to a list of your preferred plants, which is a separate section of the app.
Under a separate section of the Republican bill, states could receive exemptions from federal laws and rules so they could combine federal programs for low-income people.
In 2011, a Port Authority Trans-Hudson or Path commuter train crash in a separate section of the Hoboken station injured more than 30 people.
A separate section of the exhibition, on view in the lobby gallery of the Deutsche Bank building next door, is devoted to architecture.
(A St. Bavo interior from the Getty's collection is included in a separate section of the show that deals with Saenredam's work process).
Thousands of newly arrived Syrian refugees have been moved behind barbed wire in a separate section of the Azraq camp because Jordan considers them potential security risks.
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