The phrase "a relative division" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a division that is dependent on or related to something else, often in mathematical, organizational, or comparative contexts.
Example: "In our analysis, we found that a relative division of resources led to more efficient outcomes."
Alternatives: "a comparative division" or "a proportional division".
Further, the model depends only on two parameters: the relative growth potential r B / r A and the relative division radius ν B / ν A (this follows from equation (4).
The relative division rate, R, was then calculated by dividing the division rate of a mutant with that of the wild type.
Examples of calculated values are shown in the inset in Figure 7C. Figure 7C and 7D show examples of mutant models that differ in their relative division rates.
The ratio of the various classes of near-diploid, near-haploid, and various other classes will presumably be dependent on the relative division rates of euploid and aneuploid strains, as well as on environmental factors.
Careful characterization of these Eg5-independent cells (EICs) showed that they undergo a relative normal cell division, with functional bipolar spindles and, strikingly, these EICs performed normal centrosome separation in prophase.
Inequalities in C are to everyone's advantage relative to an equal division (Economy A), and relative to a more equal division (Economy B).
It takes a relative newcomer, Andy Mooney, the chairman of the consumer products division, to admit the seemingly obvious: "Who wouldn't want to be C.E.O. of the Walt Disney Company?
Because of the different size of each census divisions all regression and correlation analyses were weighted, using a relative weight based on the size of the 15 – 24 year old labour force within a census division.
This division was led by Alan the Red, a relative of the Breton count.
This reverse is true where a relative cost can be scaled to an absolute cost by division.
