"added section" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to explain that a document, piece of writing, or an area of a website has been updated with new content. For example, "We have recently added a new section to our website about gardening tips and tricks."
The fact that the SAT is even longer with an added section only increases students' anxiety.
And a recently added section of the menu, "bigger hot plates" (skate cakes, braised pork loin and shoulder) tries to address the portion problem.
The new version of The Journal, with an added section of New York reporting, is supposed to start in April with a staff of about three dozen and a focus on local politics and cultural news.
The Historical Society's version of the show includes lengthy descriptive captions and an added section on the figures in the anti-lynching movement who eventually brought this horror to an end, among them James Weldon Johnson, W. E. B. Du Bois and the heroine of the movement, Ida Wells-Barnett.
In a newly added section, the company explains that contractors have the right to opt out of arbitration, and arbitration is no longer a mandatory requirement for working with the company.
In 1996 Congress added Section 529 to the tax code, allowing states to offer the more flexible and popular college savings plans that can be used at any school.
He added sections powered by AA batteries and held the parts together with nuts and bolts.
Tumbridge added sections on Pineapple Street, directly behind the original structure, and in the 1890's he had the architect Montrose Morris add other sections, like the lacy Renaissance-style part at midblock facing Clark Street.
It expanded from one room in a converted Victorian house to several rooms in the house and added sections on Latinas, Jewish women and transgender issues.
He added sections, improved various chapters, and restructured the prose.
