The phrase "a single section of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one distinct part or segment of a larger whole, such as a document, book, or physical object.
Example: "The report includes a single section of data analysis that highlights the key findings."
Alternatives: "one part of" or "a specific segment of".
In the old days, six-man crews often worked a single section of seats.
The part of the city that mattered seemed so tiny to Trump then that it could be enclosed in a single section of a restaurant.
The experiment was made possible by recently developed genome editing technology that can target and snip out a single section of DNA in a living cell.
In a single section of the front row alone sat the actress Julianne Moore, wedged between Ricki Lake and Ellen Barkin, who fidgeted nervously with a diamond ring the size of a sugar cube.
A similar fate has befallen the impoverished Tampa Bay Rays, who in recent years have successfully used defensive shifts to frustrate opposing hitters who regularly hit the ball to a single section of the field.
Although a burner may be constructed from a single section of porous media, a burner consisting of two sections with different characteristics has received significant attention in the last decade.
Encyclopedic works are listed in a single section, regardless of language.
Movie 1 available as supplementary on-line material shows the progress of the optimization for a single section dataset consisting of 6 × 6 tiles.
This allowed not only to separate cells with intense versus weak expression within different areas of a single section, but also between sections of different MS or control cases.
The use of a single section maximized the accuracy of direct comparisons among animals.
At issue was a single section a third of the way through the massive 1,400-page 1,400-pagecould force a handful of the nation's billesthatnks to spin off their billion-dollar businesses in trading derivatives.
