The phrase "a successful division" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a part of an organization or a business unit that has achieved its goals or objectives effectively.
Example: "The company reported that a successful division has contributed significantly to its overall growth this year."
Alternatives: "a thriving department" or "an effective segment".
In stark contrast, I've worked with board chairs who had the foresight and courage to spin off a successful division to help that now-standalone unit focus its resources on building its brand and market presence.
What's the secret to running a successful division inside a bigger tech company?
223709 Sandy Weill Citigroup In an uncertain market, it's much easier to put a value on a successful division of an established company.
That shipment I sold for $35,000 to a retailer called Christmas Tree Shops, which is now a successful division of Bed, Bath & Beyond.
Stevens had previously made US$395,000 plus benefits in base salary, a relatively low figure for a successful Division I head basketball coach.
To our knowledge, the ability to uncouple these two organelles in a closed mitotic system is unique and can be used to address a long-standing question of how they coordinate their activities to effect a successful division.
Edinburgh-based Cairn, an oil and gas exploration and production company, has a 62% stake in Cairn India, a hugely successful division listed in Mumbai.
A system for achieving success by a successful N.C.A.A. Division I coach.
But with a more acute focus on politics and policy, a successful events division and a Web site that has become a meaningful part of the business, The Atlantic has finally been stabilized.
Carillion, which last month revealed it was the preferred bidder to expand the main stand at Liverpool Football Club, has a turnover of around £4bn and a successful services division.
The credit crisis has forced banks to make some unsavory choices: raise more capital through a rights issue or sell a successful business division.
