The part of a sentence "explained in the section" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce or refer to information that is provided in a specific section of a text, such as a book, article, or report. Example: As discussed in the previous section, the concept of supply and demand is complex and multifaceted. However, it can be further explained in the section on market forces and how they affect prices.
(The Riemann integral is explained in the section Integration).
We may categorize the clip as "plausible" and assign a score, as explained in the section about rating sounds.
Forwarding is therefore better done in your ~/.procmailrc file, explained in the section on Spam Control here.
(The Riemann integral is explained in the section Integration). Many functions with reasonable properties turned out not to possess integrals in Riemann's sense.
These compounds, produced by cells under certain conditions, have potent physiological properties, as explained in the section Intracellular and extracellular messengers.
Today's analysis is set in a variety of general contexts, of which the real line and the complex plane (explained in the section Complex analysis) are merely two rather simple examples.
You must turn in a ten-page draft of content for your senior thesis by 3 00pm on the Friday before Dean's Date of fall term, as explained in the section entitled Fall term draft.
Functional analysis starts from the principle, explained in the section Complex analysis, that, in order to define basic analytic notions such as limits or the derivative, it is sufficient to be able to carry out certain algebraic operations and to have a suitable notion of size.
The largest transaction of 27.68 billion lire is explained in the section below on Anna Maria Casati Stampa di Soncino's legacy.The holding companies put 32 billion lire in 1979 into Fininvest Roma by way of share capital, thereby apparently increasing its paid-up capital to 52 billion lire by December 31st 1979.
The last column of the table is explained in the section "Additional remarks".
