The phrase "a special division of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific subset or category within a larger organization or field.
Example: "The company has established a special division of research and development to focus on innovative technologies."
Alternatives: "a unique branch of" or "a distinct segment of".
University policies may require that the instructor delegate the task to the campus bookstore, copy shop, or to a special division of the university that specializes in clearances.
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.
On Sunday, the Vatican announced the creation of the Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of Saint Peter, a special division of the Roman Catholic Church that former Episcopal congregations and priests — including, notably, married priests — can enter together en masse.
It is not just that the French watch the show, visit the Web site and buy copies of the clothes worn by the actors through a special division of a mail-order business.
In 1997, Microsoft recruited Czerwinski to join Microsoft Research Labs, a special division of the firm where she and other eggheads would be allowed to conduct basic research into how computers affect human behavior.
Half-truths are infecting the discourse in a highly dangerous manner – the suggestion, for instance, that MPs receive VIP treatment from PD1, a special division of the Revenue which also serves the royal family.
In the Persian Gulf, on the island of Bahrain, the U.S. Navy has a special division made up of bomb-sniffing dogs and the sailors who handle them.
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos largely got rid of a special division tasked with investigating fraud and other illegal practices by for-profit colleges.
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.
On Sept. 8, 1998, I notified the special division of the initiation of a preliminary investigation involving President of the United States William Jefferson Clinton and others.
The check at the time was for me to go to the attorney general and for the attorney general to go to the special division of the court and say, 'This has to be investigated: The president of the United States may be committing crimes or perhaps has committed crimes.' We've got to have a check and a balance.
