The phrase "also in the division" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is included or relevant within a specific division or category.
Example: "The new policy will apply to all employees, including those who work also in the division of marketing."
Alternatives: "additionally in the division" or "likewise in the division".
Oh yes, the Philadelphia Phillies are also in the division.
The Royals are also in the division, but they have been down so long they do not remember what is up.
Researchers Jeremy Green, a Ph.D. student also in the division of Health Policy and Administration at Yale, and Matthew Neidell of Columbia University contributed to the study.
Also in the division were hosts Burbank and Burroughs, while Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy and Hoover High battled in the Copper Division at Burroughs High.
Also in the division was the XI Mechanized Infantry Brigade, which included the 6th Saboya Motorized Infantry Regiment, the 55th Uad Ras Mechanized Infantry Regiment, the XI Self-Propelled Artillery Group, the XI Engineering Battalion and the XI Logistics Group.
Also in May, the division received 500 German reinforcements, and formed a field replacement battalion.
Also included in the division is the maker of the popular PC game Diablo II from Blizzard Entertainment.
Not only are the Pirates and the Reds in the same league, but they are also in the same division.
He spent two years at Griffin Park, playing 83 league matches and scoring 10 goals with the future England manager Ron Greenwood as a teammate before moving, in 1952, to Fulham, also in the second division, for the respectable fee of £25,000.
Also in the top division of their sports are Sale Sharks, who play rugby union.
Also in the welterweight division, rising prospect Alan Jouban made quick work of Australian Richard Walsh, landing a picturesque elbow to Walsh's temple, before attacking with punches that sent Walsh crumpling to the canvas.
