The phrase "a global division" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a segment or branch of an organization that operates on an international scale or to describe a separation that has worldwide implications.
Example: "The company has established a global division to better serve its international clients and expand its market reach."
Alternatives: "an international division" or "a worldwide division".
Forward-partnering would envision a global division of labor.
The one Argentine plant, part of a global division that made truck axles, was transferred to the Dana Corporation in 1997 with the sale of the entire division.
The Grey unit of the Grey Group, which is owned by WPP, is forming a global division that will specialize in advertising for health-related products and services — not only prescription drugs and over-the-counter medications, but also anything intended to promote the health and well-being of consumers.
Production of goods in a global division of labour is a highly sophisticated management problem.
The Wholesale Banking segment is a global division with key lines of business comprising global markets, treasury, specialized finance, financial institutions and asset servicing.
The affluence of high-tech modernity cannot possibly be universalized become an asset of the species because it is predicated on a global division of labour that is geared precisely to abysmal price and wage differences between populations (and making vulnerable the many my emphasis)".
He was to run a significant global division.
Teams, at least at first, will compete in a single global division.
Bost (2011) underlined that China partially and selectively opened its economy to capitalism through free zones; Special Economic Zones became islands of experimental capitalism, and these zones were initially separate from the domestic economy.2 While free zones have been territories opened to foreign products in the past, in China they also supported an emerging global division of production.
It will be a compelling sign of solidarity in an age of political partisanship and global division.
The global businesses at both Gap and Old Navy each posted an increase of 3 percent, while Banana Republic's global division was unchanged from a year ago.
