The phrase "in the introductory section" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a specific part of a sentence or text that introduces the main topic or idea. Example: In the introductory section of the book, the author provides background information on the main character.
In the introductory section the plant is presented and the state of the art is reported.
This simple form of learning, as is pointed out in the introductory section What is intelligence?, is called rote learning.
In the introductory section we present the most important documents related to the issue of critical infrastructure resilience.
In the introductory section of the book, primers are given into FPGAs, Verilog and the standard design flow.
In the introductory section he gives a succinct description of how it reflects the many technologies converging to produce "revolutions in mapping".
As mentioned in the introductory section, the nitrogen heterocycle pyrrole occurs in bone oil, in which it is formed by the decomposition of proteins upon strong heating.
The strings played with spirit, polish and elegant phrasing in the introductory section, although balance and tempos were not always perfectly coordinated between orchestra and soloist.
In the introductory section, I dumped out my backpack and challenged the students to behave as if they were archaeologists 500 years in the future who were sorting through my belongings for clues about our culture.
As we mentioned in the introductory section, statistical analysis is carried out using Global Entrepreneurship Monitor data (GEM).
The favorable working pressure of multifunctional battery system, as approximately analyzed in the introductory section, is 1 3 MPa.
The proportions of food security status presented here slightly differ from proportions presented in the introductory section of this document.
