The phrase "a unit named" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific unit or entity that has been given a particular name, often in technical or formal contexts.
Example: "In the experiment, we measured the results of a unit named 'Alpha' to determine its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "a unit called" or "a unit referred to as".
Also, Havas will create a unit named Havas Digital.
The commercials were created internally at Polo Ralph Lauren by a unit named Global Brand Concepts.
The agency, Horizon Media, is to formally announce on Tuesday the formation of a unit named Scout Wellness.
Among the announcements expected from ESPN executives is the formation of a unit, named CreativeWorks, that will produce for marketers campaigns with sports themes.
The agreement was negotiated for Disney by a unit named Disney/ABC Unlimited, which woos advertisers across 130 Disney-owned properties from A (ABC) to W (Wondertime magazine).
When this ratio is 10, the difference in intensity of the sounds is said to be one bel, a unit named in honour of the United States inventor Alexander Graham Bell.
Instead, it established a special unit, named after a similar organ developed by government in the space program — the project center.
J. Philip Ludvigson, a member of the Stryker Brigade, a combat unit named for the armored vehicle that was used to carry the American troops to the meeting.
The plans call for Bates North America to operate a new unit, named DWP Bates Technology, after acquiring the business assets of Donino, White for a minimum of $30 million in Cordiant stock to be paid over three years.
A new unit named Geometry Global, with headquarters in London and New York, will be composed of G2, part of the Grey Group; OgilvyAction, part of Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide and JWT Actionn, a joint venture in the United States of JWT and OgilvyAction.
And Robb High, chief operating officer of the office, is being shifted to a new unit named Media Ventures that will focus on the new media, as chief operating officer.
