The phrase "a division over a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a disagreement or difference of opinion regarding a specific topic or issue.
Example: "There was a division over a key policy that affected the entire organization."
Alternatives: "a disagreement regarding a" or "a split over a".
The 90-nation council of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade was unable to reach agreement because of a division over an issue of critical importance to the United States--the inclusion of services for the first time in multilateral negotiations.
Fast approaching elections that will determine control of the House and Senate, Congress returns here on Tuesday to try to resolve a division over the shape of a new Homeland Security Department and confront an issue that has intensified in the month that lawmakers have been away: Iraq.
A6 World Briefing A9 NATIONAL A12-16 Congress Is Returning To Face Tough Issues Congress, fast approaching elections that will determine control of the House and Senate, returns on Tuesday to try to resolve a division over the shape of a new Homeland Security Department and confront the issue of Iraq, which has intensified in the month that lawmakers have been away.
The deal-breaker every time has been a division over just how clean is clean enough.
For example, the report noted a division over whether banks should be required to report suspicious transactions.
He takes over a division with an author stable that includes Toni Morrison, Dan Brown, John Grisham and Salman Rushdie.
Popular taste, of course, had always remained with him, and the gulf between the two viewpoints became a symbol of a wider division over what constitutes quality in art and what museums should be displaying on their walls.
Behind this disagreement is an important division over the extent to which a just society must accommodate different views of family relation.
