The phrase "at this section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific part of a document, text, or presentation.
Example: "At this section, we will discuss the key findings of our research."
Alternatives: "in this part" or "at this point".
It was at this section that Defago very likely won the race.
Railway Technical Research Institute carried out researches on investigation of the accident and measures at this section.
(1 Subpart B. Each of the exemptions at this section may be applied to research subject to subpart B if the conditions of the exemption are met.
Gardner will spend these Olympic Games commentating for NBC instead of wrestling, but he joined the U.S. Greco-Roman team at this section of the Great Wall on Thursday.
(2 Subpart C. The exemptions at this section do not apply to research subject to subpart C, except for research aimed at involving a broader subject population that only incidentally includes prisoners.
Articles aimed at this section should be intellectually stimulating, conceptually rigorous, critical and above all agenda-setting.
One particular line of its code appears at the bottom of the front page of this website and also at atop this section.
Hearing moths are distinctly cooler, at 30°C.In this section Milestone or millstone?
George Bush learned to be a "decider" at HBS.In this section The wages of failure Pardon me?
A one-room studio apartment starts at $650,000.In this section Mecca versus Las Vegas Can a local man make good?
At first this section may include only your association memberships: "American Society of Plant Biologists, Mycological Society of America, American Phytopathological Society, American Association for the Advancement of Science".
