The phrase "section name" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific section or division within a larger text or document. Example: In order to find the information you need, please refer to the "Methods" section of the research report.
Try adding a section name at the end of the URL to see random articles from today on that topic such as http://random-guardian.appspot.com/random/media.appspot.com/random/media
Click on the acronym to see the roster; clicking on the study section name will take you to a detailed description of the study section's focus.
Shown here are species name, section name (Diploclinium DIP; Platycentrum PLA; Reichenheimia REI; Sphenanthera SPH), voucher specimen (HAST), and GenBank accession numbers for rpl16 and ITS.
Fig. 7 Printed AAA model with cut sections for use in accuracy testing Table 5 Measured cross-section wall thicknesses of printed AAA model Section name Average wall thickness [mm] Difference from CAD model Top flat 2.07 3.5 Start of bulge 2.14 7.0 Mid bulge 2.03 1.5 Under bulge 2.01 0.5 Thin neck 2.03 1.5 Before bifurcation 2.04 2.0 Bottom 2.06 3.0.
Addresses and telephone numbers If you are submitting a press release by mail, be sure to address your envelope to "(Section Name) Editor" using the section name to which your release pertains and also the main or regional address listed below.
Geesin chose the opening section name, "Father's Shout" after Earl Fatha Hineses, while other names such as "Breast Milky" and "Funky Dung" were inspired by the album cover artwork.
The subgeneric and especially sectional division of subgenus Salix s.l. is in a chaos: section names and their delimitation in different systematic treatments differ, a main reason being that most systems are based on localized floras.
Section names like Outlook and Style are used in the campaign.
To broaden appeal, Mr. Soldatov and his team have added a "Culture 007" section, named after Ian Fleming's renowned secret agent.
One popular section, named "The Blue Lagoon" after a blue disinfectant used to clean the toilets, invites visitors to submit opinions of the train's restrooms.
Roberts joined Bletchley Park as a German linguist and was among four founder members of the Testery section, named after its head Ralph Tester.
