The phrase "a tall section of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific part of something that is notably high or lengthy in stature or measurement.
Example: "The architect designed a tall section of the building to create a striking skyline."
Alternatives: "a high portion of" or "a lengthy segment of".
Scrape away the bark to expose about a 6 inch (15.2 cm) tall section of sapwood.
The problem is that an eighty-foot-tall section of steel will never fit in an underground museum, and that large piece is the single most powerful, haunting object that remains from the Trade Center.
This is not the jagged, 240-foot-tall section of the south tower, the freestanding section that Philippe de Montebello, the director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, called "a symbol of survival; it is already, in its own way, a masterpiece".
"This thing had been there for 30 years and everyone was afraid of it," he told me recently, recalling the night he'd hauled himself atop the 12-foot-tall section of wall near the Brandenburg Gate.
The explosion tossed 12-foot-tall sections of blast walls about 50 yards down the street and blasted birds out of the air.
And it got rid of its big and tall section.
The petites section features a bounty of items for women nearly as wide as they are tall; the men's Big & Tall section has shirts that could house two or three Shaquilles.
Shedding their customary aversion to publicity, the immigrants lambasted the House of Representatives for approving a bill at the end of last year that would make living in the United States without a visa an "aggravated felony," impose heavy fines on firms that employ illegal aliens, and order the Department of Homeland Security to build a tall fence along sections of the Mexican border.
The buildings had an "English-industrial" appearance and were horizontally organised with a taller central section giving an impression of "importance, balance and pragmatism" and ornamented with round arches over doors and windows and an acorn motif.
The murals, each 9 feet tall, depict a cross section of New York City cultural icons — Close himself among them, bald and owlish — all rendered in his signature style, photo-based images transposed with meticulous care onto psychedelic grids.
