"expanded section" is an appropriate phrase for use in written English.
You can use it to describe an added section of a document, article, or other written work. For example, "The author added an expanded section discussing the implications of the study results."
An expanded section begins this weekend, with a new spotlight on residential properties.
After reading last week's expanded section, I had one nagging question: How can we convey the mystery and wonder of science to the next generation?
Back downstairs, you can catch indie documentaries or an art-house experimental short in the Forum Expanded section at the two Arsenal cinema screens.
Since the cell size became larger than 1 mm for mixtures with β ⩾ 0.3, the detonation wave propagated in spinning detonation mode before transmitting into the expanded section.
In the case of HD, the expanded section of triplet repeats provides a possible (though still unconfirmed) explanation for the pattern of anticipation seen in HD inheritance.
At the far end of the floor are the Guthrie McClintic Room of rare theatrical letters and memorabilia and a greatly expanded section for photocopying, in the past the bane of people working on projects.
You can close all expanded sections here.
Expanded sections can be reduced to enable point detection at the exit section of the channel.
Last year, the company expanded sections for toys and games and added shiny new display space for its Nook devices.
* Chapters in Part II now feature further expanded sections on socioeconomic status and conditions of each ethnic group.
The expanded sections on grapevine structure and development and rootstocks provide readers with additional context about the plant itself," Wilcox said.
