The phrase "section says that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are referring to a specific part of a text or document. For example, you could say "Section 33 of the act says that all workers must receive a minimum wage of $15 an hour."
The section says that God created the world "in the space of six days".
That section says that such ballots "shall, as far as practicable, be in the order of arrangement provided for paper ballots".
This section says that employers can legally provide retirees over the age of 65 with health benefits that are inferior to those provided younger retirees.
Another important usual operator norm inequality which will be used in this section says that for any positive operators, we have (see [11]) (2.5).
Paragraph (1) of that section says that a protected series cannot itself be a party to an acquisition, conversion or merger.
That section says that the series organization cannot itself wind up until and unless each of its protected series have fully completed their own winding up.
The Rev. Michael Delaney, rector of the Episcopal parish in the Richmond Town section, said that room for about 600 animals was being set aside in the church's nearly 300-year old cemetery.
David Becker, a former senior trial attorney in DOJ's voting section, said that generally, department officials always had to make decisions about which cases to pursue.
Francis cited the case of a woman who was pregnant with her eighth child after seven caesarean sections, saying that is "an irresponsibility".
But Jie Zhou, a saleswoman in the wine section, said that many customers asked for wine that tastes sweet.
One reporter for the Marketplace section said that he and many of his colleagues are thinking about leaving.
