"geological section" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a cross-sectional analysis of the Earth's strata. For example, "The geological section revealed evidence of a marine deposit."
Geological Section of the Sierra Nevada At the Tejon Pass Explored By Lieut.
Geological Section of the Sierra Nevada at the Tejon Pass Explored by Lieut.
Geological section : through Eagle Harbor and Waterbury locations / by S.W. Hill.
A geological section of the Coast Ranges north of the Bay of San Francisco.
The gallery displays examples of Persian and Indian paintings, and the geological section is the largest in Asia and one of the most important in the world.
A whole swath of mainland Britain, it seems, lies right over a geological section that is prone to what, in geology circles, are known as seismic incidents, and little earthquakes can happen at a rate of about 200 a year.
M.B., F.M.P., and M.J.B. developed the palaeontological parts of the study, while P.G. and P.M. contributed in the more geological sections.
Meltwater streams have dissected the subglacial deposits and provided excellent geological sections which have been intensively studied.
An extremely rare set of William Smith's hand-coloured folding geological sections, showing the different strata of rock and heights of the land found in various locations around the UK, are expected to fetch between £30,000 and £50,000.
Unfavorable geological sections can be observed in almost all railway tunnels under construction or to be constructed, and vary in extent.
Here we argue that some of these remarkable claims arise from undersampling of incomplete geological sections that led to apparent temporal correlations within the relatively coarse resolution capability of Palaeozoic biochronostratigraphy.
