The phrase "a special division" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific section or unit within a larger organization or system that has a unique function or purpose.
Example: "The company has established a special division dedicated to research and development to foster innovation."
Alternatives: "a unique department" or "a distinct section".
And the club here is one of the few in the country with a special division for physically handicapped racers.
As attorney general, he created a special division focused on veterans' affairs and has become a national spokesman for veterans' rights.
The AFP inquiry was undertaken by head office investigations, a special division that handles sensitive political matters including investigations of government information in news reports.
The missionary board has a special division for Jewish ministries and seeks to start "Messianic Jewish" churches, including one on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.
The suitcases that had contained the cocaine were hard-sided rolling bags in glossy, bright colors, and television images showed them stacked against a wall at the office of a special division of the French police that focuses on drugs.
Inquiries for historic residences have grown so markedly that Engel & Völkers, the German real estate agency that covers all of Europe, recently created a special division for such homes.
Under the independent counsel statute, a report filed with the special division remains under seal until such time, if at all, the special division authorizes its public release.
That goes to the heart of an enduring tension in the very special division of powers and definition of rights that is the U.S. system of government.
She established a special court division to handle complex commercial litigation, and in June created a section devoted to resolving problems between lenders and homeowners in foreclosure.
Mr. Yaakov, known here as the father of the Israeli technology industry, was quietly taken into custody by a special security division of the Defense Ministry on March 28.
Out in California, Robotex received a new round of venture funding, expanding to new offices and a staff of ten, and are in negotiations to supply a Special Forces division with some of its unarmed robots.
