"an equal division" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to an even split or sharing of something between two or more parties. For example: "The siblings agreed to an equal division of their mother's estate".
The fairest way to distribute the compensation fund is to recognize that equality, and begin compensation from a baseline of an equal division.
Thus, relationships of equally dependent partners that embrace egalitarian decision-making and an equal division of power within the family more often report low levels of conflict, control, and abuse [ 27, 28].
In gonochoristic species there is usually an equal division of the sexes.
He forges them into a community based on an equal division of labour and fair sharing of food.
The secret to a long-lasting marriage is not humour, patience, shared interests or an equal division of household chores.
In some instances of binary fission, there may be an unequal cytoplasmic division with an equal division of the chromosomes.
" 'This label kind of came out of nowhere, and this guy has the exact same taste as I do.' " They met, hit it off and soon fell into what both describe as an intuitive, equal division of labor.
" 'This label kind of came out of nowhere, and this guy has the exact same taste as I do.' " They met, hit it off and soon fell into what both describe as an intuitive, equal division of labor.
All but one are African-American students, with an almost equal division between men and women.
However, there are other computational goals for which a more equal division of labor is a better choice.
We took Cd between 0 and 0.2 as indicating a relatively equal division of chromosome arms and > 0.2 as an arbitrary measure of an inequitable division: these are chromosome in which [S1, S2]ML generated a replication arm less than 40% of the total length.
