The phrase "create a section" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing the organization of documents, books, articles, or other materials into separate sections. For example, "The book is divided into three sections; I suggest we create a section dedicated to the history of the topic."
Using the answers to the above questions, groups create a section of an illustrated timeline of television, focusing on their genre.
If your theme is a haunted hospital, for example, create a section of the classroom with gruesome body parts, such as eyeballs (grapes) and brains (noodles).
The compromise involves expanding the existing area of prayer to create a section with unfettered access for Jews wishing to pray in a less Orthodox, more egalitarian style.
For one, they have to create a section of the reactor designed to withstand high heat and particle bombardment from the reactions.
The bracing elements prevent local buckling failure of the support section and create a section which can rotate inelastically at plastic moment allowing the second hinge to form at mid-span.
"Lay the straw on the mouth of the glass to measure and then bend the straw so you create a section that is slightly longer than the mouth of the glass," it instructs.
She established a special court division to handle complex commercial litigation, and in June created a section devoted to resolving problems between lenders and homeowners in foreclosure.
Technorati decided to split the conversation in two, creating a section specifically for frustrated African bloggers and one for those who just wanted to talk about Coldplay.
Shortly after the film was released, SeaWorld created a section on its website dedicated to fighting the claims made in the movie, which also aired on CNN.
Julie Fulton, a liaison between the Marines and the schools, has created a section at the county library with books for military families.
