The phrase "covered in the section" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to information or topics that are discussed or included in a specific section of a document or text.
Example: "The details of the project timeline are covered in the section on project management."
Alternatives: "discussed in the section" or "included in the section."
International Atomic Time (TAI; introduced in 1955) is covered in the section Atomic time.
(The mainframe era is covered in the section The age of Big Iron).
Street and youth fashion, the history of the kimono, dress and masks for Noh and Kabuki performances, and the work of textile artists who are masters of traditional craft are all covered in the section on Japan.
Many aspects of customer tracking will be covered in the section below on website tracking.
Therefore, the information of arcs is not lost in the transformation process, but it will appear in the dynamic part of the machine which is covered in the section describing the behavioral transformation of a Colored Petri Net.
It's covered in the section titled "Biological Evidence for Caffeine Dependence". Caffeine, researchers argue, increases "positive subjective effects, including increased well-being, energy, alertness, and sociability". (All of which, by the way, are similar to the effects produced by cocaine). Researchers observed that these effects reinforced the likelihood of future consumption.
The questions were developed in order to map the content covered in the sections of the IHCA.
Broader industry and geopolitical stories are covered in the News section, and in the My Stocks section, the app drills deeply on topics that might affect a user's chosen companies.
Handling these buttons is covered in the next section.
The counters are decremented every millisecond in the timer0 interrupt (covered in the next section).
This statement covers all our significant findings regarding issues covered in the target section of the Living our Values report to date.
