The phrase "section that includes" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used when discussing a specific section or part of a larger text or document. Example: In the introduction, we will focus on the section that includes background information about the topic.
Until recently, all English translations of Buffon's Histoire Naturelle simply omitted the introductory section that includes the attack on Linnaeus.
The Cle Elum River separates Tumble Creek, the private section that includes the Tom Doak golf course, from the rest of the development.
It also has pulses, dried fruits, Fairtrade and organic juices, coffee, groceries and a massively varied herbs and spices section that includes some medieval specialities.
Face The Music (JJ Tracks, £14.99) is the latest, and he's still on good form, with a great rhythm section that includes bassist Christian McBride.
To emerge from their group at the Olympics Team GB must win two games in a section that includes China, Brazil, Australia, Spain and the Russia Federation.
The work (in this version) is scored for 125 players including 12 in a percussion section that includes rattles, whips and a siren.
She said that while the magazine did lose some revenue at first, advertisers who had shied away from a section that included sex-related ads eventually filled the void.
He has helped the club to third place in the league, five points behind the leaders, CSKA Moscow, and qualification for the last 32 of the Europa League; Lokomotiv finished top of a section that included Sporting Lisbon and Besiktas.
The paper was a strange creature, a product of an uncertain time, with political direction from Lenin and a literary section that included big non-Bolshevik names like Teffi and the scandalous Symbolist Zinaida Gippius.
In one case, when a former artistic design director presented Mr. Fayed with a blueprint for a new children's section that included a carousel and giant spaceships, Mr. Fayed liked the idea but thought it lacked zing.
He was backed by piano, drums, bass and a three-person string section that included Julia Kent, formerly of the cello trio Rasputina, and Joan Wasser, the former Dambuilders fiddler who now plays with the local supergroup Black Beetle.
