The phrase "a division through" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in contexts discussing separation or distinction, particularly in academic or analytical writing.
Example: "The study revealed a division through the socioeconomic status of the participants, highlighting significant disparities."
Alternatives: "a separation across" or "a distinction within".
The former Iraqi regime did own a 2% stake in Lagardere, a division of Hachette, through an investment vehicle called Montana Management.
There was a division of responsibilities through which the strengths of each was called upon to enhance the program and opportunities for children and their families to take part.
There's a division coursing through the party; many Tea Party movement types and social conservatives believe the tough-on-immigration posture paid dividends in the November elections and want to ratchet up actions and pressure.
Replication stress occurs when key replication factors are limiting as a result of hypomorphic mutation or when cells in a quiescent niche are induced to enter a division cycle through defaults in cell proliferation controls.
The safest way to dispel tension in a wife-owned business, experts say, is through a division of labor.
Fry had previously led a division to global prominence through breakthrough innovations and was known as a brilliant strategist and big-picture thinker.
For a century, the industry has operated through a division of labor from mine to market known as the diamond pipeline.
Some European policy-makers have raised the subject of working with the US through a division of labour, modelled either within or among sectors, or on specific initiatives.
Investigators are examining whether employees of Commerzbank may have helped to divert money from state businesses in Russia through a division of First National Holding of Luxembourg, a company that the bank used to control.
He said that the tightening of credit markets was palpable, but that his company had recently lined up a $197 million line of credit through a division of General Electric that would allow it to continue its growth.
As a process, its application is based upon an existing information stream through a division of labor.
