The phrase "a division with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific division or section that possesses a certain characteristic or feature.
Example: "The company has a division with a focus on sustainable practices to reduce its environmental impact."
Alternatives: "a section that has a" or "a department featuring a".
"I wish they would have a division with a 220-pound limit.
And then we launched, at the end of 2011, a division with a builder on Long Island, called Continental Pinewood.
By comparison, the rival CBS, now a part of Viacom Inc., formed CBS Plus, a division with a purpose similar to that of ABC Unlimited, in November 1998.
They are the first to win a division with a losing record and the third to make the playoffs with a sub-.500 record (Detroit and Cleveland, both 4-5, were wild-card teams in the strike-shortened 1982 season).
The St . LouisRams and the Seattle Seahawks play for that title Sunday night, and if the Seahawks win, they will be the first team to win a division with a losing record in a full N.F.L. season.
He went to his bosses at Electronic Arts, of which Origin (growing famous for the breakthrough Internet game, Ultima Online) was a division, with a proposal to design something new.
He takes over a division with an author stable that includes Toni Morrison, Dan Brown, John Grisham and Salman Rushdie.
The list was then pared to companies that either have a division with an operating margin below 7% or are positioned to see a doubling of their operating margin in the absence of the sickly division.
IN a division with Roger Clemens, Mark Prior, Kerry Wood and Andy Pettitte, the St . Louis Cardinalsare an unlikely candidate for first place.
"Most guys overwhelmingly feel that there is a big disadvantage being in a division with eight teams compared to a division with seven teams," Detroit defenseman Niklas Kronwall told reporters.
It would seem that putting Dallas in a division with at least a few teams in its time zone would be fair.
