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The phrase "a recent division" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a newly formed or recently separated part of an organization, group, or entity.
Example: "The company announced a recent division that focuses on sustainable energy solutions."
Alternatives: "a new division" or "a newly formed division".
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We confirmed that two neighboring ECs were not the result of a recent division (86%, n = 7, data not shown).
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Assuming that all recent divisions form cell doublets, we were able to unambiguously distinguish EB and ISC fate in the two daughter cells.
Two cells related by recent division have a life-long trunk and short branches.
Satellite cells were often seen as doublets at this time, presumably the progeny of a recent cell division.
Discussion of recent division of the circuit.
View event photos and recent division excursions in the Dermatopathology Division Photo Gallery.
Overall the study favored the recent division of the populations of North West India into largely endogamous groups.
National security and terrorism are common concerns, yet the members are not always in alignment, the most recent division being Iran's nuclear ambitions.
BNA Account Authors: James, Ross D. The Blue-headed Vireo name, formerly applied to one subspecies in the Solitary Vireo complex, now designates this newly recognized species, following the recent division of that group into three species (American Ornithologists' Union 1997).
Since Major League Baseball went to its current postseason format in 1995, including the recent division series, the teams with the better regular-season record are 41-43 in postseason series.
Rumors of trouble in the relationship began, as noted by the Los Angeles Times after the McCourts were seen sitting apart in the owner's box during the recent division series between the Dodgers and the Cardinals.
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