Sentence examples for subsections of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "subsections of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to smaller divisions or parts of a larger section within a document, report, or text. Example: "The report is divided into several subsections of varying lengths, each addressing a different aspect of the research."
Subsections of Africah, South Americah and Asiah.
"Section 18.3," the clerk intoned as the rampage was translated into precise, cold subsections of the state criminal code.
The area as a whole is known as the Quatre Vallées, and a variety of passes allow access to different subsections of the valleys.
Give each group the introductory chapter of a guidebook to examine and use as models for their subsections of the chapter.
The editorial shift is most evident in the chatty headlines for subsections of the magazine and more fashion-focused images.
Depending on the size of the population, parish council elections can take place in several wards (small subsections of the area) with residents in each ward electing a representative.
Now there are subsections of the field, so there are concept artists working on the design side of a game, and then people who provide illustrations to help everyone have a clear, shared vision of what the team is producing.
Instead of being named for what they actually do, programs are named for the subsections of the laws that are supposed to authorize them, whether or not that authority is actually present in the language of the law.
Each of those five sections is subdivided into five subsections of comparable length.
These abbreviations are defined in the first two subsections of the Bibliography.
Such moves are of course welcome but only cover digital products that are available within certain subsections of the Web.
