The phrase "subsection of section" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to a part of a section in a document, such as a law or regulations. For example, "This subsection of Section 10 outlines the requirements for obtaining a permit."
It comes down, in the end, to the lack of one word in one item in one subsection of section 12 of the Laws of Rugby League.
The third subsection of Section 6 discusses the control of the amount of signal clipping.
The first subsection of Section 6 is containing an overview of level control for standard cases and does not contain significant new work.
The second subsection of Section 6 presents the saturation control strategy to optimize the overall image delivery of the camera, with the emphasis on an improved SNR and global image contrast.
We shall prove that the Predecessor relation is 1-1 in the third subsection of Section 5. Then Fact 8 and the fact that Predecessor is 1-1 will both play a crucial role in the proof that every number has a successor.
Dry fig diameter was averaged for each subsection of section Galoglychia.
Goldman and Citigroup settled claims that they violated two subsections of Section 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933, which only require proof of negligence.
The amendments made by the following subsections of section 2 of this Act shall be effective on and after October 1 , 1993 (b)(29), (j)(28), (j)(36), and (j)(40) [amending sections 1070d 34, 1134e, 1134j, and 1134q of this title].
The two subsections of section 503 deal respectively with the courts' power to impound allegedly infringing articles during the time an action is pending, and to order the destruction or other disposition of articles found to be infringing.
When we compare the six subsections of section Galoglychia, a striking pattern emerges.
The age of the split between subsections Sycomorus/Urostigma and the subsections of section Galoglychia is inferred as relatively ancient.
