The phrase "this section features" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing a section or subsection of a larger written piece. For example, you might write: "This section features a discussion of the causes of the Great Depression."
This section features videos of guest speakers and PON-affiliated faculty members discussing and teaching mediation, facilitation, and negotiation.
This section features more than 40 links to scholarly articles from HeinOnline's Law Journal Library that are directly related to the study of the French Constitution and the development of the government of France.
In this section, features were extracted using proposed techniques.
This section features well-documented articles on the practical aspects of research as well as applied theory in educational practice and provides a comprehensive source of current research information in instructional technology.
The "Resources" tab in this section features brochures for the public, including a factsheet on common myths in archaeology and more FAQs for students and teachers.
In this section, features of several moles with different applications are introduced to explain why we choose a hammer-driven mole to study.
Several of the panels in this section feature large, bold bands of "EEREEREER" stretching across them: Bechdel's choice for the whirring whirl of their tymbals.
This section, featured prominently on the store's homepage, lets consumers virtually "clip" the coupon, then receive the discount at checkout.
Some intersections along this section feature jughandles.
Although the majority of recipes in this section feature bacon with its traditional brunch partner, eggs, there is also a recipe for "Mediterranean BLTs".
The first section of the Frederick Freeway opened from US 40 (now MD 144) east of Frederick to a temporary half-cloverleaf interchange with Patrick Street in 1956; this section featured a cloverleaf interchange with US 340.
