The phrase "section of community" is correct and can be used in written English.
You might use it when discussing a specific group within a larger community or when discussing how a certain part of the community interacts with the rest of the community. For example: "The members of this small section of the community are working together to support each other through the challenges of the pandemic."
In order to ensure the availability of sufficient quantity of good quality of water to the various section of community in accordance with the demand.
Community pediatricians were contacted through the email distribution list for the Section of Community Pediatrics of the Canadian Pediatric Society.
11.The re-entry policy is being embraced by a bigger section of community, however a few parents and teachers are not happy with this policy as felt it encouraged immorality.
x.While the re-entry policy is being embraced by a bigger section of community, there are a few parents and teachers (18% of total respondents) who are not happy with this policy as they felt it encouraged immorality among pupils.
These specialists may form a significant part of any future community surgical training resource, but as they do not form part of this data, this section of community surgery providers cannot be commented on.
The schools, nine of which were described in detail in Bay et al. 2012a, represented a cross section of communities from low to high SES.
And if the study had a bigger sample from a larger cross section of communities; we believe the reality -- sadly -- would be even more vile.
These services were selected to represent a cross section of community-dwelling individuals with musculoskeletal conditions receiving nonsurgical interventions who may benefit from improved lifestyle physical activity [ 7].
These criteria ensured the groups were active in their activities and reasonably represent a cross-section of community opinion.
These rates differed sharply from those seen in the more typical cross-section of community elders as seen in the COLLAGE sample.
Pandemic influenza A (H1N1) 2009 virus infection was widespread in all sections of community.
