The phrase "a useful division of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing categories or classifications that help to organize or clarify information.
Example: "In our analysis, we found a useful division of the data into three main categories: demographics, behaviors, and preferences."
Alternatives: "a helpful categorization of" or "an effective classification of".
Barnes ([2000, pp. 355 7) provides a brief but useful division of approaches to the justification question into five basic categories. 9. For an attempt to give a pragmatic defense of parsimony, see Gauch [2003, p. 269].
Bull and Segerberg's (1984, 3) useful division of the original sources of modal logic into three distinct traditions – syntactic, algebraic, and model theoretic – is adopted.
He introduced the useful division of the subject into Speculative Cosmology, which deals with the basic elements making up the world we live in, such as matter, mind, and force, together with the relations between them, and Analytic Ontology, which explores the fundamental categories, such as Substance and Property, and how they relate to one another.
And there we have the sum of modern politics: on the one hand, good policy diluted through fear of adverse reaction, squandered through a focus not on its practical fundamentals but on its inter-party or intra-party effect, and on the other, simple bad policy, sculpted think of border security from fear, apprehension and myth with the entire aim of creating politically useful division.
Thornthwaite and Mather Moisture index (1955) is useful in division of climate of a year into various types.
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney (MSSB) not only provides a huge distribution platform for instance, the firm recently led a stock offering for General Motors but is also a useful source of deposits.The division has not been without problems.
This BBC summary has a concise timeline of events and a useful map of the UNCLOS-based divisiof of the Spratlys, compared with the extent of Chinese territorial claims.
The latter ships prompted Gille to decide the French Navy ought to build battlecruisers as well, since Britain and Germany had already begun acquiring them, and they would prove useful as a fast division of the French fleet.
While intestinal length may be a useful predictor of broad dietary habits, it may have a variable capacity to predict finer scale dietary divisions among omnivores [ 28].
