The phrase "an equitable division of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where fairness and justice in the distribution of something are being discussed, such as in legal, financial, or social matters.
Example: "The court ordered an equitable division of the assets between the two parties in the divorce settlement."
Alternatives: "a fair distribution of" or "an impartial allocation of".
They must pass laws ensuring an equitable division of the country's oil wealth.
So, that's what we we have an equitable division of profits among owners of a corporation.
It means that both members of the partnership vote on an equitable division of labor, and execute their respective tasks.
President Bush set enactment of a national oil law that centralizes development and ensures an equitable division of the profits as a key benchmark of progress.
The impasse that threatens to wipe out the N.B.A. season seems to come down to one issue: an equitable division of league revenue.
But there are other factors to consider, including that for the most radical leaders of the Muslim world — and their numbers are not dwindling — settling the Israel question does not mean an equitable division of land between Israel and Palestine.
Christine Lagarde, the IMF's managing director, used a blog to call on the G20 to adopt a four-pronged approach that would result in more economic stimulus, structural reform, a renewed commitment to free trade and a more equitable division of the proceeds of growth.
They are seeking a more equitable division of the riches universities have amassed.
Studies show that this process usually leads to a more equitable division of parenting time.
Instead, they are seeking what they consider a more equitable division of the riches universities amassed in recent years.
Applying Longwe's empowerment framework reveals a more equitable division of labor, increased income, self-confidence and community involvement, and new leadership roles for women.
