The phrase "a multinational division" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a military unit or organizational structure that includes personnel from multiple countries.
Example: "The United Nations deployed a multinational division to assist in peacekeeping efforts in the region."
Alternatives: "an international division" or "a global division".
Indeed, even now, a multinational division is assembling in southwestern Iraq to replace the United States Marines, who are scheduled to leave in early September.
Major General Nash served as commander of Task Force Eagle, a multinational division organized to implement the Dayton Peace Accords in Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Under the planning, the British would maintain a headquarters to command a multinational division to be based in Basra and elsewhere in southern Iraq.
The Americans would keep a division in and around Baghdad Britainn would command a multinational division in the south near Basra and Polandd would command a third division of troops from a variety of nations.
And while NATO's secretary-general insists that it must first get Afghanistan right, the alliance's Istanbul summit in June is expected to explore ways it could be of help to a new Iraqi government (beyond already supporting the Polish command of a multinational division there).
The Americans would keep an Army division in and around Baghdad, and likely some presence in northern Iraq Britainn would command a multinational division in the south near Basra and Polandd would command a third division of troops from a variety of nations.
The United States is pressing for volunteers to form a third multinational division, but so far they have not come forward.
The administration continues to plead with countries like South Korea and Turkey to fill a third multinational division for Iraq.
And in order to share the burden more broadly, our commanders have requested a third multinational division to serve in Iraq.
NATO has no troops there, although it provided guidance this summer to a Polish-led multinational division in Iraq.
During their talks here, NATO defense ministers discussed ways to increase alliance support for a Polish-led multinational division responsible for security in south-central Iraq.
