The phrase "in the latter section" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a section within a larger document or discourse. For example, "In the latter section of this report we discuss the future implications of our research findings."
More visceral anxiety is stirred by humanoid robots, even if none of those on show in the latter section of the exhibition has the animalistic fluidity of the industrial robots.
This will be further elucidated in the latter section of this paper.
As mentioned in the latter section, there are several techniques for detecting and matching interest points.
The combined effects of EPP and cosmic rays are briefly addressed in the latter section.
He introduced terminology to describe certain features of the pressure fluctuations that we describe in the latter section.
(4.15) We will try to explore the physical conclusion from these results (4.13 - 4.15) in the latter section.
In the latter sections of the book there are lots of jokes about hitting middle age.
In the latter sections in particular, resorting to a destructive machismo, Dave says and does things that are unpleasant.
But Nordan writes of himself more effectively as a boy than as an adult, and it is in the latter sections of this memoir that the book, like Nordan himself, often loses its way.
In the latter sections, we identify the remaining technical challenges, which require further research and development, focusing on the materials and operational factors that critically impact AEMFC performance and/or durability.
The availability of particular gasification agents, namely O2 in the earlier sections of the gasifier or CO2 and H2O in the latter sections, as well as the temperature, are shown to have an impact on the relative importance of kinetics versus diffusion limitation.
