"culture divide" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which two groups of people, usually from different countries, have distinct customs and lifestyles. For example, "The culture divide between the United States and India is very distinct."
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On paper it looked as if the Yanks might at least put up a good fight in "The Vertical Hour," David Hare's soggy consideration of the Anglo-American culture divide, which opened last night at the Music Box Theater.
When Webb, debilitated by shrapnel wounds received in an action that earned him the Navy Cross, was forced to retire from the military, he enrolled at the Georgetown University Law Center, and stepped directly into the culture divide.
FOR more than 25 years, the British singer, songwriter and guitarist Paul Weller has served as a perfect example of the pop culture divide that yawns between America and Britain.
"Hillbilly Elegy" sees the "economics vs. culture" divide as a dead metaphor a form of manipulation rather than explanation more likely to conceal the truth than to reveal it.
"Hillbilly Elegy" sees the "economics vs. culture" divide as a dead metaphor a form of manipulation rather than explanation more likely to conceal the truth than to reveal it.
Our culture divides the world into the public and the private.
These two plaques symbolize the difficulty of choice for a culture divided through no choice of its own.
Wall Street has evolved from an insular culture divided by religion, where Jews and Christians rarely worked at the same firms, to a global and polyglot business.
Men may have an extra X chromosome or two on top of their normal XY combination.Not every culture divides the sexes absolutely.
Even within families, culture divides: Hector's elderly father Manolis (the focus of the book's most compelling section) speaks Greek with his permanently angry wife and looks with scorn on the Australian habits of his son.
