The phrase "a single section with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific part or component of something that is singular and has a particular characteristic.
Example: "The report consists of a single section with a detailed analysis of the data collected."
Alternatives: "one segment containing a" or "a solitary part featuring a".
The inclusion of a single section with progress on all targets together with future targets in one place is a useful addition to the report.
Three specimens exhibited multiple neoplasms within a single section, with distinct regions of adenoma (A) and carcinoma (C).
I think it would be more appropriate to combine the results and the discussion sections into a single section, with subdivisions corresponding to the different points that are discussed.
He soon replaced the last three movements with a single section, essentially a dramatic cantata, based on the closing scene of Goethe's Faust, Part II the depiction of an ideal of redemption through eternal womanhood (das Ewige-Weibliche).
The lungs were paraffin-embedded, sectioned and stained with H&E to count the number of lung metastasis present in all lobes of a single section using a light microscope with a 10× objective.
Orthoslice of a tomogram generated from a tilt series of a single section through a K-fiber fixed with glutaraldehyde (i ).
We analysed a single section of an E10 chick electroporated at E5 with pCAG-CRE driven CLoNe vectors using IMARIS (Bitplane) software (supplementary material Fig. S4).
Ideally, when both are compatible, working with a single section is preferable because: it reduces the amount of sample needed.
After a series of treatments, Mum's hair began to fall out in clumps until she was left with a single section at the very back that was as long as a ruler.
After a series of treatments, Mom's hair began to fall out in clumps until she was left with a single section at the very back that was as long as a ruler.
