"narrative section" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to part of a longer piece of writing that tells a story. For example, "The descriptive section of the essay outlines the setting, while the narrative section details the character's journey."
The narrative section should not exceed four single-spaced pages and should not assume specialized knowledge.
The narrative section of the environmental statement also predicts that a worker would have to have a 4,900-year 4,900-yearthe plant before developing career.
The primary change to these exams this year was a restructuring of the FEE to include a literature review section rather than narrative section.
The purpose of this study was to describe the patterns of strengths and weaknesses of faculty teaching performance as reported by undergraduate and graduate nursing students on a narrative section of a university faculty evaluation form.
They will learn how to fill out a new stop-and-frisk form, with the current checkboxes replaced by a "narrative section where the officer must record, in her own words, the basis for the stop".
The new literature review section required more argumentative skills and the ability to synthesize information from multiple sources than the narrative section it replaced, said Leslie C. Perelman, director of writing across the curriculum.
Jeroen Willems used his theatrical voice powerfully as Lucifer, and in several narrative sections.
Psychologist Abigail Tyler investigates, and the film cuts cleverly between narrative sections in which she is played by Milla Jovovich, and unnerving "documentary" bits, featuring "the real" Tyler.
Nelson's writing, published in the company of narrative sections and ruminations by Avery, benefits considerably by comparison with Avery's gushy, zine-ish prose.
In the narrative sections, taken from Andersen, the chorus often delivers the words in short segments of ascending phrases that stop abruptly, then start again.
It unfolds in eleven brief narrative sections interspersed with the musings of the three main characters: the gypsy girl Zemfira; Aleko, the outsider; and Zemfira's father, each in a style of its own.
