The phrase "a separate division in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a distinct part or section within a larger organization or structure.
Example: "The company has established a separate division in the marketing department to focus on digital strategies."
Alternatives: "an independent section within" or "a distinct unit in".
Pharmaceuticals became a separate division in 1957, but it was not a high priority.
Coldwell Banker, meanwhile, has established a separate division in its New Jersey offices to provide "concierge service".
IBM is making the broadest entry into A.I. Its Watson unit, set up as a separate division in early 2014, is both a software and a services business, with technology tailored to specific industries.
1978 July 31 Charles Scribner's Sons and Atheneum Publishers announce plans to merge early in the fall, each firm operating as a separate division in the new company, The Scribner Book Companies, while preserving its independent imprint.
Lindsay directed the social work program when it became a separate division in 1939, and became the Acting Dean of the School of Social Work when it was established in 1940.
McPartland said that the move was first considered not long after the School of Education a discipline at Johns Hopkins since 1909 was established as a separate division in 2007.
This group is treated as a separate division, Lycopodiophyta, in recognition of its distinctive reproductive structures and long fossil history.
(In a separate division, pleasure boats compete in marathons of 50 to more than 250 miles [80 to 400 km]).
Established as a separate division, and now in its second year, the University of Derby Online has a dedicated faculty of distance learning tutors and its own degree programmes taught fully online.
Over the last few years, Cisco has become increasingly interested in enabling the wired car, even creating a separate division dedicated to investing in and developing connected vehicle technologies.
Mr. Bulger's defense centers on the claim that he had immunity from prosecution for his crimes, which he says was granted by Jeremiah O'Sullivan, a federal prosecutor who, at the time, worked in Boston in a separate division from Mr. Stearns.
