The phrase "a practical division" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a categorization or separation that is useful or functional in a specific context.
Example: "In our analysis, we found a practical division between the two main types of consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "a useful distinction" or "a functional separation."
"The year 1919 is really the beginning of the partition question, practical division of Ireland and almost 100 years later we are still dealing with its legacy," said Mr Ferriter.
The weight intervals are chosen to minimize error in the dose, given that tablet halves are the smallest practical division of the praziquantel pill.
- There is little clarity on the legal and practical division of labour between provinces and districts/cities on functions pertaining to children. - There is some degree of top down and bottom up integration and consultation with government in the planning processes.
Finally, studies highlighting residential arrangements were more able than previous approaches to incorporate other anthropological concerns such as gender, rules about symbolic and practical divisions of space, inheritance practices, informal domestic relations, and subjective and experiential aspects of place.
However, in a practical system with frequency division duplex (FDD), full channel knowledge is very difficult to realize.
However, the transformation of cross-coupled channels into parallel non-interacting channels necessitates perfect channel state information at the transmitter (CSIT) whose acquisition in a practical system, in particular frequency division duplex (FDD) system, is far from realizable.
Our system is based on orthogonal frequency division multiple access (OFDMA) that provides a practical means to enable high transmission rates through the use of narrowband subcarriers.
With its massive growth over the intervening decades, design on a practical level moved out to the edges into the divisions and product teams.
Additionally, from a practical standpoint, the reconstruction equation is more easily implemented in the electronics as a logarithm (subtraction) than on a linear scale (division).
