The phrase "a division which is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific division or section within a larger organization or context, often to provide additional information about that division.
Example: "The company has a division which is responsible for research and development, focusing on innovative technologies."
Alternatives: "a division that is" or "a division which serves as".
Huntington Beach placed fifth in the A division, which was won by California Lifeguard Assn., which also won the overall title for the event which also included a B division.
Upstream has invested around $19 million of its own funds to create and launch Persado as a division, which was invested gradually between 2010 and 2012.
In these circumstances, a General (Jiangjun 將軍) led a division, which was divided into regiments led by Colonels and sometimes Majors (Sima 司馬).
The company set up a "heritage" division, which is enormous in Asia and growing in Europe.
"I think a lot of those divisions on the right are about reassurance and understanding and going back to your values about what makes you tick rather a fundamental division which is what we have we Labour".
Daimler struggled more than the other German carmakers during the downturn because, unlike BMW, it has a large truck division which is highly vulnerable to economic cycles.
Gen. John M. Keane, the Army's vice chief of staff, told the House Armed Services Committee, "If the planned substitution of a multinational division, which our government is attempting to arrange, to replace a United States Army division which is currently in Iraq, does not materialize, then we will have to go back and draw on U.S. military forces, both active and Reserve, to accommodate that".
President Bashar al-Assad sent units of an elite armoured division, which is led by his brother Maher, into Homs overnight, activists said.
In Drosophila SOP development, four daughter cells, socket, hair, sheath and neuronal cells, can be generated from a single SOP by a stepwise asymmetric cell division which is mediated by Notch and Numb interactions [15], [65].
Remarkably, this does not prevent these Janus-headed parasites to initiate a next round of division, which is reflected in the duplication of their centrosomes (Fig. 2H) and the appearance of a population with a 3.5N nuclear content (Fig. 3).
