"armed division" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a military unit or group that is equipped with weapons, or to describe a division within an organization or company that deals with the use of weapons. Example: The army sent in their most skilled soldiers from the armed division to lead the attack. Another example: The company's armed division is responsible for all aspects of training and maintaining weapons for their security team.
While Mr Hussein had 70 divisions, Mr Allawi will have a single armed division of 8,000 soldiers.
Twenty years after the revolutions of 1989, Europe's bitter half century of armed division is the object of profitable kitsch.
This is a hateful thing, but it is a fact, just as it was a fact for Israel that the armed division of the P.L.O. could not be wished away.
Here's a list of the things that military-style assault weapons have that other kinds of guns don't, they said, and, while these things make killing people on a battlefield easier and more lethal, they are not features that are necessary to defend home and hearth — unless you somehow expect your home and hearth to come under attack from an armed division.
Marching an armed division through Dearborn, Michigan or torturing someone into saying anything just to stop the pain wouldn't stop a terror attack.
The Qassam Brigades, Hamas' armed division, issued its statement about the ambush on the 26th day of the conflict that has so far killed approximately 1,650 Palestinians — mostly civilians — and has killed 63 Israeli soldiers and three civilians.
Previously Hiltermann was the director of the arms division of Human Rights Watch.
"You're going to see them being used in domestic policing, border patrol, riot control, not just armed conflict," Steve Goose, director of Human Rights Watch's arms division, told the Guardian.
"In policing, as well as war, human judgment is critically important to any decision to use a lethal weapon," said Steve Goose, arms division director at Human Rights Watch.
"Saudi-led cluster munition air strikes have been hitting areas near villages, putting local people in danger," said Steve Goose, director of the arms division of Human Rights Watch.
It has not used antipersonnel mines since the 1991 Persian Gulf war, Steve Goose, director of the arms division of Human Rights Watch, said Monday.
