The phrase "abstract section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific part of a document, such as a research paper or report, that summarizes the main points or findings.
Example: "In the abstract section, the authors provide a concise overview of their research objectives and results."
Alternatives: "summary section" or "overview section".
"Silver Rocket," the final tune, was satisfying until its abstract section, which felt uncharacteristically slack.
(If you go online, you will need to insert MssCol6181 in the "abstract section").
In the publication of this article (Hajihassaniasl and Kök 2016), the footnote in the abstract section was missing.
In the publication of this article [1], there was an error in the Abstract section which was published with incorrect pollen size results.
More specifically, we have developed a complementary module to the SciPo system, namely CAM, which identifies potential coherence problems and generate appropriate suggestions for semantic aspects of the abstract section.
In Abstract section, the sentence should read, "Here, we characterized the gastrointestinal bacterial communities of wild (7 samples) and captive (12 samples) sika deer from feces, and compared their gut microbiota by analyzing the V4 region of 16S rRNA gene using high-throughput sequencing technology on the Illumina Hiseq platform".
Within the specific context of Portuguese, we cite SciPo (Scientific Portuguese) [15, 17], a system designed to help novice writers, specially undergraduate and graduate students from the discipline of computer science, by providing support for the writing of introduction and abstract sections of theses and dissertations.
His influence can be seen as well in the more abstract sections of The Tree of Life.
We first evaluated information in the title and the abstract sections of the paper.
Two reviewers independently scanned the titles, abstract sections and/or keywords of every record retrieved.
The abstract sections were not considered in this evaluation, because they were evaluated in the previous work.
