The phrase "a strong division of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a clear and significant separation or categorization within a particular context, such as in organizations, ideas, or groups.
Example: "There is a strong division of responsibilities among the team members, ensuring that each person knows their role."
Alternatives: "a clear separation of" or "a distinct categorization of".
Since the 19th century, the concentration of land in the hands of large landowners dedicated to agro-exports had generated a strong division of classes in the heavily rural country.
Corporate executives tend to favor federal regulation that preempts state laws on product safety and the like, but that agenda runs counter to the conservative preference for federalism and a strong division of power between state and federal governments.
The Varangians had been ordered to march just in front of the main line with a strong division of archers a little behind them.
The large number of differentially expressed genes supports a strong division of labor between coral branch tips and branch bases.
Medical schools such as the John A Burns School of Medicine at the University of Hawaii, which is building a strong Division of Ecology and Health, consistent with its vision of community-based service to the Asia-Pacific region, are likely to be well positioned to more quickly integrate emerging climate change issues than schools that do not include a well-developed eco-health approach [ 32].
The territorial dualism is associated with a stronger division of traditional roles and a weaker labour market, in terms of quality and quantity of labour supply, in the South.
Few people thought Hammon would be a strong Division I player coming out of high school in Rapid City, S.D., much less a professional.
Things look better for the Buccaneers on defense, but perhaps not good enough to peel them off the foot of a strong division.
Kepler lived in an era when there was no clear distinction between astronomy and astrology, but there was a strong division between astronomy (a branch of mathematics within the liberal arts) and physics (a branch of natural philosophy).
Aside from indicating a hitherto unknown level of colony complexity, such a tendency would represent further support for the evidence provided by Pike and Foster [ 12] that there is strong division of labour in the gall repair task and that soldiers are the predominant agents of this repair.
A year later, returning from the Sejm and from the engagement ceremony with Gryzelda, he gathered a 4,000 strong division that participated in putting down of the Ostrzanin Uprising and arrived at the region affected by the unrest in June that year.
