The phrase "at different sections of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various parts or areas within a larger context, such as a document, book, or physical space.
Example: "The information can be found at different sections of the report, each addressing a unique aspect of the study."
Alternatives: "in various parts of" or "across different areas of".
The applied support performance was investigated at different sections of the tunnel route.
These phenomena show that the deposition of sputtering atoms at different sections of conical micropipette is determined by the curvature.
The uplift region, however, is located at different sections of the fault area (Figs. 3b, 4b); i.e., east in the GCMT model and west in the USGS model.
A radium mass balance model based on 223Ra and 224Ra isotopes at different sections of the estuary confirmed higher porewater exchange rates from areas fringed with mangrove vegetation.
Open image in new window Fig. 12 Peak displacement responses at different sections of bridge along its length with different TMFD systems Open image in new window Fig. 13 Peak acceleration responses at different sections of bridge along its length with different TMFD systems.
The new HDR-2C U-packing from Simrit uses a combination of polyurethane grades designed to provide the optimum material at different sections of the seal for improved overall performance.
Furthermore, the performance of all the optimized TMFD systems is studied at different sections along the length of the bridge and is represented in Figs. 12 and 13.
Fibril height measurements were performed at three different sections of mica using Scanning Probe Imaging Processor SPIPP) software (Image Metrology).
SOUTH AFRICA The CRC anniversary was commemorated in South Africa by UNICEF through a diverse range of initiatives aimed at engaging different sections of society.
In this work, a latent thermal energy storage system using spherical capsules filled with PCMs of different properties at different sections along the bed is considered.
The same rules and regulations, but at different sections, govern the attendance and continuous enrolment of students in school.
