The phrase "section which provides" is correct and completely usable in written English.
It is used when introducing a subsection in a text that is providing something specific. For example: The next section which provides an explanation of the process.
The "Most Wanted" column is a feature in The Examiner's Crime and Punishment section, which provides often-colorful coverage of crime and justice in the Washington area.
That section, which provides links to dozens of modes of mass transit — including private bus lines in Connecticut — had 245,000 requests for information last month, compared with 85,000 in June a year ago, according to Transcom, the nonprofit consortium of public agencies created to operate Trips123.
The area is connected with Agra Bombay Highway (NH-3) and Western Railway's broad gauge line of the Kota-Bina section, which provides all communications with other states.
The first is its "Today in Congress" section, which provides information on all of the proposed legislation that's making its way through the House of Representatives and the Senate.
Based the above discussion and the objective, we expect to find a dynamic power allocation scheme in the next section, which provides insight into how to efficiently utilize the energy supplied by the EH source, saving the traditional energy.
This paper presents initial experiments and scaling analysis conducted in a new test section, which provides real time X-ray determination of flow regimes and void fractions within a pool of low-density liquid metal (NaK) during gas injection inside a horizontal magnetic field.
Once inside, the hackers generated messages that appeared to be from those officials to the departments' information technology section, which provided the hackers with passwords to various government computer systems.
The most popular vocal form of the late Baroque, the da capo aria, has a first section, a second section contrasting in melody and sometimes key and tempo, then an exact repetition of the first section, which provided a showcase for the singer's ability to elaborate.
Hence, the analysis presented in this section, which provided an error-amplification ratio of order (O e^{beta})) for (9)–(10), explains our numerical results.
The authors would also like to thank all of the organizations mentioned in the "Availability of data and materials" section, which provided the data and information used in this study.
We applied the proposed SCCA method to the protein-binding profiles and side effect profiles (see 'Materials' section), which provided us with 80 canonical components.
