The phrase "a local division of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific branch or segment of a larger organization that operates in a particular area.
Example: "The company has established a local division of its operations to better serve the community."
Alternatives: "a regional branch of" or "a local branch of".
Since 2011, the Informal Anarchist Federation IAFF)—a local division of a much wider, global insurrectionary anarchist group: the Federazione Anarchia Informale has been carrying out scores of attacks on private property across Bristol, England.
The semi-official Fars news agency published a statement on Wednesday attributed to a local division of the Revolutionary Guards in Kerman province.
Tony Robinson, who was laid off from a sales job at a local division of Microsoft in January, recently took a new position at a local start-up, Inovus Solar.
The Lions Club Beer Can Regatta is an annual boat race organized by a local division of Australian community service organization the Lions Club to raise funds for local aid ventures SIDS for Kids, Life Education, and Victims of Crime.
Philip Vardon, the head of Nissa Rebela, a local division of the Bloc, joined Marine Le Pen's coalition of far-right parties – the Rassemblement Blue Marine or Marine Blue Gathering in 2013.
"It was like a ring of fire," said Waleed al-Ghutha, head of the local division of the Central Security Forces, a Yemeni paramilitary security unit.
All of the general practices contacted had a copy of the Audit tool previously provided by the local Division of General Practice to assist with quality improvement.
The trial is registered with the Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry, ACTRN12608000010392. http://www.anzctr.org.au/default.aspx A steering group comprising of representatives of Queensland Health, The University of Queensland, and the local Division of General Practice provided strategic oversight to the project.
Mr Chávez announced the nationalisation of the local division of the Spanish bank Santander.
Holden, the local division of General Motors, and Toyota are also in the process of winding up their Australian manufacturing operations.
Dr. Donald H. Gemson, chief medical officer at the local division of the American Cancer Society, called flavored cigarettes "training wheels for traditional cigarettes".
