The phrase "away from division" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing separation, unity, or avoidance of conflict or division among groups or individuals.
Example: "In order to foster a more inclusive environment, we must work together to move away from division and towards collaboration."
Alternatives: "toward unity" or "beyond division".
Mr da Luz says the initiative is a chance to foster social diversity, moving away from class divisions so often seen in Brazilian cities.
"They should be stimulating residential projects both for richer and poorer people, to make this a mixed area, and not another neighbourhood for privileged Brazilians". Mr da Luz says the initiative is a chance to foster social diversity, moving away from class divisions so often seen in Brazilian cities.
Of the nine previous times that a No. 8 seed has dispatched a No. 1 in the NHL playoffs (since a format change away from Division-based playoffs), no such series lasted fewer than six games.
As the thylakoids terminated at poles (Figure 6B) away from the division plane, the division would result in one old pole and one new pole for each half of the chloroplast.
– but Chip Kelly's proven himself as a offensive mastermind, and they plucked away DeMarco Murray from division rivals Dallas.
They will die as soon as all the food in their vicinity has been eaten, but by then they will have divided multiple times and because division moves the offspring unicells away from their division site, some offspring will have ended up in new food-rich areas.
He was wounded twice and spent time away from his division in a Paris hospital, returning to his unit after recovery.
It has never happened quite this way for the Jets, to be standing just 60 minutes away from a division crown.
James S. Pew, a lawyer with the environmental law group Earthjustice, said that the E.P.A. had the financing it needed, and that it undercut itself by moving money away from the division that specifically deals with air toxics.
