"featured section" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific section or portion of something (such as a website, magazine, or store) that highlights and promotes a particular topic or product. Example: "Check out our featured section for the latest fashion trends and style inspiration."
This featured section is set to grow, too.
Other features include full chat integration, the ability to follow channels and games, and a featured section for content discovery.
The company first introduced the "Find Maps for Your iPhone" Featured section just after iOS 6 was released and the world realized just how flawed Apple's Maps are.
The iPhone app has also been redesigned with a new featured section, and it includes a bookmarking feature for reading documents offline.
According to KeyHole analytics, Vine is twice as popular as the next biggest video-sharing app on Twitter, SocialCam, even after being removed from Apple's featured section after a slight porn incident.
The redesign brings with it a new brand design, color palette and enhanced song pages, as well as a new featured section for popular songs, across multiple genres, and most popular non-musical content.
At one time, the Web site www.politicsnj.com featured sections called Scandal Watch and Scandal Watch II.
Published online and in print, the Tribune featured sections on news, editorials, opinions, features, entertainment, and sports.
The Independent has dropped the pullout Viewspaper, the comment and features section launched by Simon Kelner, with new editor Chris Blackhurst describing it as "all too often forgotten" by readers.
The color features depicted in "Color features" section show the overall visual characteristics of paintings.
Pet Station (//www.petstation.com/) is a guide to natural and enlightened pet-keeping, featuring sections on birds, dogs, cats, fish, amphibians and reptiles, horses, and other critters.
