The phrase "a greater subdivision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing categories, classifications, or divisions that are more extensive or detailed than others.
Example: "In our research, we found that a greater subdivision of the data revealed more significant trends."
Alternatives: "a larger division" or "a more extensive category".
The switch also led to increased production costs and a greater subdivision of the creative staff for Final Fantasy VII and subsequent 3D titles in the series.
The Structure grouping indicated the presence of a greater subdivision for the landraces and the fresh market groups.
In particular, the expression of these proteins in different stages of the parasite life cycle advocates for a greater subdivision of these families and their specific functions.
The situation described by baca Marek is the result of the historical system of partible inheritance in the Polish mountains which has created a great subdivision of land resulting in plots as small as 0.05, 0.10, or 0.15 ha (Bański and Stola 2002).
"The utilization of steam and electricity, the introduction of improved processes and labor-saving machinery, the greater subdivision and grander scale of production, the wonderful facilitation of exchanges, have multiplied enormously the effectiveness of labor".
The first great subdivision can be made between primary and secondary headaches due to a specific reason [7].
It has already been demonstrated that 3 premolar extractions has a greater occlusal success rate than 4 premolar extractions in the treatment of the above mentioned class II subdivision malocclusions [8],[8]].
American psychologist William James had already made the point with regard to the taxonomy of the emotions that "its subdivisions are to a great extent either fictitious or unimportant….Its pretences to accuracy are a sham".
[I]t is bounded by suburban residential subdivisions, giving it a great potential to become a walkable, mixed-use center for the surrounding area". That, in a word, is placemaking.
There's a great desire now to find the connections between different parts of our society, our civilization — science and religion being the two large subdivisions that need to be reconnected".
The hill country and the highlands of Transdanubia include the Bakony and Mecsek ranges; of the flatlands, the Mezőföld, a low loess tableland, a subdivision of the Great Alfold (plain), and the Little Alfold are the largest.
