The phrase "absolute division" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing clear or complete separation between two entities or concepts, often in mathematical or philosophical discussions.
Example: "The absolute division between right and wrong is often debated in ethical discussions."
Alternatives: "complete separation" or "total division".
This absolute division is an odd assertion, especially for a writer.
Rather than attempting to explain the Dalai Lama's more provocative statements that "matter and mind are "codependent" with "no absolute division," Johnson portrays Buddhists as unreasonable and superstitious.
Yet these two slender, plainly written books are as morally simplified as her earlier fables: the element of fantasy remains in the nearly absolute division between evil and good.
Later the principles of Aristotelian physics were adopted, according to which there is an absolute division between the eternal, circular motions of the heavenly element and the limited, linear motions of the four sublunar elements: fire, air, water, earth.
Haiti is extremely poor, and there is an absolute division between a very small elite, which is doing very well, and the vast majority of Haitians, who are doing extremely poorly.
Silicon Valley Bank used absolute divisions (>$250M and $50-$50-$250Md found that the small funds do better, across the board, in terms of multiples.
Although membranes are intimately connected to the cytoskeleton and intact membranes are an absolute requirement after division has been completed, little is known about the role of membranes during cell division.
Her black hair was parted from forehead to crown with a line so exact it struck me as cartographic, necessary and absolute as a division of longitude.
The dot operator with the power of 2 represents the element-wise square of absolute values while division by size of frame (frame size ) normalizes the FFT energy.
The index is independent of the absolute time of division and does not reflect absolute growth rate.
This reverse is true where a relative cost can be scaled to an absolute cost by division.
