"independent section" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to a division or subsection of a larger topic or body of writing. For example, "We will discuss the budget in the independent section of our presentation."
Bentley Dean was awarded Best DOP [director of photography], while the film also took home the audience award for best feature film of International film critics' week – an independent section of Venice film festival.
Now, to further enhance data discoverability, Nature Research journals are increasing the prominence of the DAS by making it an independent section of the paper that is available without restriction to all readers.
In Art and Experience Cinema, which is only slowly finding its way as an independent section (both at Fajr and select cinemas throughout the year), the highlights were Ali Mohammad Qassemi's The Mad Lover and the Dog, Hadi Mohaqeq's Mamiroo and Karim Lakzadeh's Scissors.
Results are presented in an independent section.
So we have been affiliated to Academia Europaea, but as an absolutely independent section.
In addition, in both P1 and P2, Outlining purposes occurs as an independent section, titled "Objectives of Study" and "Preliminary Research Questions" respectively.
River valley lowlands separate the hills and tablelands into independent sections.
Immunolocalization experiments were performed at least three times per treatment using three independent sections, and representative images are shown.
Brazil's Jair Rosa Pinto crumped his studs into José Salomón, breaking the Argentinian's leg into three independent sections.
Then the Washington Post came on board in 1975, and the paper included independent sections from these, but technology was moving on.
For the past several years, newspapers across the country have been merging independent sections into other parts of the paper as well as cutting back book coverage.
