"bridge the division" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used figuratively to describe working towards resolving a conflict or finding common ground between two different sides of an issue. For example, "It is important that we bridge the division between the two groups and reach a compromise that benefits everyone."
Early this year, a United Nations-brokered unity government, meant to bridge the divisions, arrived in Tripoli.
Today's Republicans are as divided on foreign policy as they've ever been, and Mr. Romney is finding it hard to bridge the divisions.
Against Mr. Miliband will be a field of contenders who include at least one Brownite, Ed Balls; others who are poised to try to bridge the divisions; and at least one committed left-winger, Jon Cruddas.
Cowen praised both unionists and nationalists for making "fair and balanced compromises" to bridge the divisions and said the quality of the negotiations meant that the "devolved institutions can and will work".
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His narrator is a soul who inhabits a liminal realm, a creature able to bridge the divisions that plague humanity, endowed with "the ability to communicate between the genders, to see not with the monovision of one sex but in the stereoscope of both".
He will turn the page on the old politics of misrepresentation and distortion and bridge the divisions of race, gender, ethnicity and sexual orientation that plague our country.
This platoon guarded the Namji-ri cantilever steel bridge on the division extreme right at the boundary with the US 2nd Infantry Division, which was across the Naktong River.
This platoon guarded the Namji-ri cantilever steel bridge on the division extreme right at the boundary with the US 2nd Infantry Division across the Naktong River.
This platoon guarded the Namji-ri cantilever steel bridge on the division's extreme right at the boundary with the US 2nd Infantry Division across the Naktong River.
