The phrase "as a subdivision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a smaller part or section of a larger entity, such as an organization, classification, or geographical area.
Example: "The research team operates as a subdivision of the larger department focused on environmental studies."
Alternatives: "as a section" or "as a branch".
Fort Rosalie was renamed Fort Panmure, and the Natchez District was established as a subdivision of West Florida.
It exists, like everything else in what might otherwise have been a striking landscape, only as a subdivision of her own concerns.
We think of war fighters as using violence to seize property and power, but Bin Laden seemed to regard murder as a subdivision of brand management.
Norsemen invaded and occupied the Wirral peninsula during the 9th and 10th centuries, when the historic county of Cheshire first emerged as a subdivision of Mercia.
In the early part of the 20th century, ecology was largely seen as a subdivision of biology, and the work of an ecologist was to observe and catalog species.
Approval was hardly a given; some of his earlier projects, such as a subdivision featuring homes designed by the thirty best architects in the world (chosen by a panel), had been stalled by the town.
And last year, John and Agnes' four grown children were each given a portion of the hilltop as well -- a subdivision of the land that leaves the Cropsey ruins carefully untouched.
As usual in combinatorial topology, we consider a discretization of the space, and represent it by a graph G, where two vertices are defined to be close to each other if and only if they belong to the same edge (the corresponding points can be as close as desired, by considering a subdivision of the space as fine as needed).
This article provides the job description for a physician in charge of such a subdivision as well as the method chosen to design this description (inspired by the diagram of Hijman).
The house in question, with stylistic elements reminiscent of both architectural eras but clearly belonging to neither, was built as part of a subdivision in 1996.
Earlier, Binali Yildirim, the transportation minister, told the semiofficial Anatolian News Agency that four or five militants, identifying themselves as members of a subdivision of the Kurdistan Workers Party, had overpowered the captain and demanded food and fuel.
