The phrase "beyond division" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe something that goes beyond or transcends separation or conflict. Example: "The goal of our organization is to promote understanding and cooperation beyond division, in order to bring about lasting peace."
Stevens, 47, will also plead with the many different types of staff who work for the NHS to move beyond divisions and work much more closely.
David Cameron is seeking to look beyond divisions in the Conservative party over Europe by promising to "increase life chances" through a programme of social reform in the Queen's speech, including changes to prisons, schools and adoption.
In organization, we can find various Ba, such as cyber space for Community of Practice to gather and open physical space for collaboration beyond divisions.
"The idea is to create this ubiquitous Michael Jordan everywhere environment," said Karen Baker, a spokeswoman at Beyond DDB, a division of DDB Worldwide, which was hired to promote the film.
The seeds for Icon were laid in May 2014, when Phan signed a deal with Endemol Beyond – the MCN division of Endemol – to launch a "premium, female-focused lifestyle network".
By integrity was meant a truth that was unified and beyond all division.
If the playoffs are to continue beyond the division round, someone will have to win those games.
The Braves have plunged into a postseason rut recently, failing to go beyond the division series the last four years and five of the last six.
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