The phrase "division of sections" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the breaking down of a text into smaller, more manageable parts. For example, "This book contains a division of sections to help readers better understand the material."
The nuclear phylogeny proposes the division of section Galoglychia into two clades that do not include the same subsections as the two clades evidenced by the chloroplast analyses.
The division of section Arachis into A and B genome species was also observed in the phylogenetic tree and these two groups of species may not have a monophyletic origin.
Great heads-up advice can be found in the "enforcement division" section of the sec's site.
Writing about Port-Salut, Nancy Marie Sherline Saint Louis warned about the political divisions between sections of the town, with downtown residents favorable to the Deputy (Haiti's version of the U.S. Representative) and the mayor's seksyon kominal (borough/neighborhood) siding with him.
However, exactly a week ago, St Mirren had issued a statement in which they clearly stated that they did not relish a system of breaking the top two divisions into three sections of eight midway through the season as it had failed elsewhere and was not fair to season ticket buyers.
The divisions between the sections of Hermione then took place during the Miocene period 19.9 7.8 Ma.
It is the most important to decide which research projects have to be adopted for a future research out of proposals from divisions and sections in a company.
"Furthermore, I should note the DPA explicitly mentions that the agreement does not bind the Department's tax division, nor the fraud section of the criminal division".
A more classical case for a self-organizing system in the cytoskeleton is the MT aster or spindle formation that is part of cell division (see also Section 3.2).
The island was divided into divisions, sections, and sectors of 2.8 square miles, the basic geographic unit for antilarval spraying.
