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The phrase "are explained in this section" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to information or concepts that are detailed or clarified within a specific part of a document or text.
Example: "The key concepts of the theory are explained in this section to provide a clearer understanding for the reader."
Alternatives: "are detailed in this section" or "are outlined in this section".
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The first three steps are explained in this section.
The details of the proposed models are explained in this section.
The first three blocks, which represent the preprocessing, are explained in this section.
Distance to the obstacle estimated based on optical flow and expansion of objects are explained in this Section.
The timing and SID detection of the received signal based on the two modules are explained in this section.
The details of each block in the diagram, including the parameter values, are explained in this section.
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Following this flow, each phase is explained in this section.
The algorithms to detect obstacle is explained in this section.
This constraint allows the simplifications in the transformation mathematics, which will be explained in this section.
The concepts will be explained in this section and then the model will be presented.
The discretization procedure of the 2-D DFVM is explained in this section.
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