The phrase "among the chapter" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to refer to something within a specific chapter of a book or document, but the correct preposition should be "in" or "within."
Example: "The key themes are discussed in the chapter on symbolism."
Alternatives: "within the chapter" or "in the chapter".
Among the chapter titles are "God Acting Womanish" and "Accompanying God of Fiesta".
Rather than delineating Gershwin's life chronologically, Pollack breaks it down by topic: among the chapter titles are "Gershwin and His Family," "Toward a Career in the Theater," "Working Methods" and, finally, "Gershwin the Man".
Among the chapter's many virtues is the way in which Dee introduces the traditional novelistic technique of foreshadowing, only to upend convention by never allowing the hinted-at events to take place.
The Red Cross chapters, which dominate the national board, already resented Dr. Healy's efforts to make the chapters beholden to headquarters and her decision to set up a separate Sept. 11 fund rather than administer assistance through the general disaster-relief fund, where any excess could have been distributed among the chapters.
The issue of whether or not the entire book had been penned by Han Fei is debatable: considerable differences among the chapters in terms of style and mode of argumentation lead not a few scholars to suspect that they come from different authors.
Given its great length, 70 pages long and 499 references, this chapter is unique among the chapters in the book.
There is some overlap among the chapters, but readers can get the gist of current approaches and challenges.
The level of detail varies among the chapters, but it is adequate to provide an introduction to each of the topics covered, and all chapters are thoroughly referenced.
For example, the inter-correlations among the ICF categories within and among the chapters 4, 5 and 6 are shown in Fig. 3. Since d450 walking, d540 dressing and d640 doing housework are the ICF categories with the highest correlation with item 1 of the SF-36 in their respective chapters, they were further considered.
