The phrase "a major division between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant separation or distinction between two or more entities, concepts, or groups.
Example: "There is a major division between the two political parties regarding their approach to climate change."
Alternatives: "a significant gap between" or "a substantial divide between".
Corrosion science exhibits a major division between dry and wet corrosion.
There appears to have been a major division between peoples adapted to a riverine environment in the south and those adapted to the lacustrine resources of the north.
Their studies also revealed a major division between the passerine birds of family Corvidae and other families, a division which has been corroborated by other ornithologists.
The main genetic split in mtDNA corresponds generally to the French and Spanish sides of the Pyrenees as previously reported, in contrast to genome-wide AFLP data, which show a major division between NW Spain and the rest.
These results must be put in line with a recent analysis of mRNA profiles in prostate cancer which revealed a major division between cells grown in vitro and human tissue specimens, with highly divergent gene expression patterns (Welsh et al, 2001).
The Ward clustering analysis revealed a major division between the subpopulations enriched in accessions from Asia (4A, 4B, and 4C, henceforth "Asian" subpopulations) and subpopulations that include a large proportion of accessions from other parts of the world (1A, 1B, 2, and 3, henceforth "Western" subpopulations).
After this initial split, a major division occurred between the remaining southern and the northern lineages.
Phylogenetic analysis shows a major division within the PylRS protein family, between Methanosarcinales and a Methanomassiliicoccales/Bacteria clade.
One result of this transformation was a major division within the ranks of analytic philosophers, between those who practiced philosophy in the manner of the later Wittgenstein and those who preferred the Tractatus.
Granger was not recruited by a major Division I program.
We recently identified a major division within F. tularensis subsp. tularensis (13 ).
