The phrase "a sort of division" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a category or classification that is not strictly defined or is somewhat ambiguous.
Example: "In the context of the project, we can think of the tasks as falling into a sort of division between creative and analytical work."
Alternatives: "a kind of separation" or "a type of classification".
At the same time, the local elites encouraged the formation of a sort of class division among blacks, used as a means to divide and control a huge and thus potentially dangerous black population, which represented 50%% of the total in 1822.
He was also involved with the saxophonist Gail Thompson's communitarian Musicworks big band and then, in 2000, he created Kinetika Bloco, a sort of musical division of Ali Pretty's Kinetika street-culture project.
As to digital broadcasting systems, FMT can be seen like a sort of frequency division multiple access (FDMA) technique, which is commonly used in satellite links [56].
Coming out of college, he had done time in the CBA, a sort of American first division, and had even made it into training camp for a few NBA teams.
"I think that's particularly pertinent in this day and age where you have Brexit, you have people talking about building walls, and there's a lot of sort of division and fear out there".
"I think you would almost have to create a sort of climate change resettlement division, to where they could say, 'OK, you bring us your plan, and we will help you find the resources – this is the funding for this, this is the funding for that, and help give clarity with this process'," says Comardelle.
Starr says that after a proper investigation and a court hearing, a structural remedy [i.e., some sort of division of the company] may still be needed.
She said, "Allowing government to be a potential mouthpiece for competing religious ideas risks the sort of division that might easily spill over into suppression of rival beliefs.
