The phrase "a fair division of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the equitable distribution of resources, responsibilities, or any other items among parties.
Example: "The committee worked hard to ensure a fair division of the budget among all departments."
Alternatives: "an equitable distribution of" or "a just allocation of".
Finding a building that allowed a fair division of space was a real challenge, Ms. Arenstein said.
A union pools the bargaining power of individual workers in order to increase the chance of a fair division of the commercial spoils.
He also noted that other laws now provided women with greater legal security in their marriages, and a fair division of assets in the event of divorce.
Although this represented a fair division of the total, the nominal winner was Goldin, established through his triumph in an after-tournament blitz playoff.
Long-term American diplomatic, economic and military support should be contingent on a comprehensive political solution with a fair division of power.
Indeed, because apartments have become so valuable, there is often no way to create a fair division of assets without selling them.
That transition depends on a fairer division of the spoils of growth.
The unanimous decision by five supreme court justices makes it clear that even though the home was registered in the names of both the man and the woman, judges are permitted to substitute a fairer division of possessions.
The model that came to Bagehot's mind was not Disraeli but Theodore Roosevelt's "new nationalism" speech of 1910, in which the recently retired president demanded a fairer division of spoils "between the men who possess more than they have earned and the men who have earned more than they possess".
Among same-sex couples, some studies have suggested that there is likely to be a fairer division of chores, while others seem to suggest there is still a somewhat "gendered" division of labour, with the lower-earning partner tending to take on chores traditionally considered "women's work", such as cooking.
They are the inevitable result of a country that got connected to the global market without sufficient rule of law, institution-building or any fair division of the spoils.
