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The phrase "are expounded in this section" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to explanations or details that are elaborated upon in a specific part of a text or document.
Example: "The key concepts of the theory are expounded in this section, providing a comprehensive understanding for the reader."
Alternatives: "are explained in this section" or "are detailed in this section".
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Some of them are expounded in this section and their results are compared and discussed.
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Some of the concerns raised are expounded in the sections that follow with selected quotations.
Also, a novel control strategy has been developed and it will be expounded in this article.
The problem of temperature control of a fluid in a tank is expounded in this paper.
The basic principle of the tempo-spatially modulated polarization interference imaging spectrometer (TSMPIIS) is expounded in this paper.
To do so we distinguish two cases, and for each case a global existence result of probabilistic weak solution is expounded in this paper.
Details of this interesting morphological feature are expounded in the paper.
Hare's Freedom and Reason (OUP 1963) is the main text that I am expounding in this paragraph.
Such a crystallization is brought about by some of the formal accounts of theoretical terms to be expounded in Section 4. The view that meaning is bestowed upon a theoretical term through the axioms of a scientific theory implies that only axiomatized or axiomatizable scientific theories contain theoretical terms.
The three performance indexes and cost function will be expounded in the following sections.
In particular, we focus on the mutation operator guided by preferred regions, which will be expounded in "Adaptive Gaussian mutation guided by preferred regions" section.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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