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'bridge the divide between' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe bringing two different sides (people, organizations, beliefs, etc.) together. For example, "The new initiative aims to bridge the divide between different cultural groups in the city."
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He appeared superficially to bridge the divide between "New" and "Old" Labour.
Better to hold "an international conference to bridge the divide between Muslim and Christian communities".
But the sleepy bonhomie did not bridge the divide between the parties.
Their start-up was designed to bridge the divide between job-seekers and job-creators.
The lighting helps bridge the divide between performers and audience, as does the U-shaped seating plan.
You also noted that Gandhi was shot for trying to bridge the divide between Hindus and Muslims.
The formal ambiguity is coupled with a fierce desire to bridge the divide between art and everyday life.
She helped educate the women's movement on race, class and slavery and bridge the divide between early feminists and abolitionists.
Yesterday's move is also meant to bridge the divide between the capital markets unit and the banking division.
That is to bridge the divide between Ireland and the rest of the world with music, culture and poetry.
Its aim is to bridge the divide between the country's majority Slavs and its 10% Hungarian-speaking minority.
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