The word 'divisional' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used as an adjective to describe something that is related to or characteristic of a division, especially in a business or organizational context. Example: The divisional manager presented the quarterly sales report to the senior executives.
Related: Social care and austerity: the impact so far, and what the future holds Kath Wallace, divisional manager for commissioning for adult services and health, Liverpool city council: "The most immediate impact that we have noticed is the reduction in preventive or non-statutory services.
For the past nine months, she has also held the interim role of divisional director for the division of surgery, head and neck, one of five clinical divisions in the trust.
"We'd had six divisional directors in the space of four years," she explains, before adding, with characteristic directness, "some of them didn't move on for wholly positive reasons.
Ian Crabbe, Alton Towers' divisional director, said in a statement: "May I first say that my colleagues and I are devastated by what has happened here today, and our only priority at this time is to work with the emergency services to get the 16 people affected off the ride safely, and most importantly those who are injured are being cared for.
In her first major policy intervention, she said on Tuesday that Labour needed to reset its relationship with business, and that Miliband's divisional rhetoric of "predators and producers" had been mistaken.
Labour needs to reset its relationship with business, one of the frontrunners for the party leadership is to say, adding that former leader Ed Miliband's divisional rhetoric of "predators and producers" was mistaken.
Investec's Keith Morris also has a buy recommendation but added: Other than current trading, we are more concerned about the recent high profile senior management departures which are supposed to be linked to the change to a regional as opposed to a divisional reporting structure, but seem to us to possibly imply friction over strategy within the board.
Ian Crabbe, Alton Towers divisional director, admitted to reporters that he had not been alerted to issues that the Smiler reportedly suffered earlier in the day.
The only divisional award not to go to the manager of the title-winning side was the League Two gong, which went to Wycombe Wanderers' Gareth Ainsworth despite his side losing the play-off final to Southend on penalties.
CSX, a railroad-holding company, DuPont, a chemicals company, Ryder System, a Miami transport company and FedEx, a delivery firm, are among those companies requiring divisional managers to sign off on their accounts.
This year Manchester United clinched its title nearly a month before the last game of the season.Nonetheless, there is an unquestionable cost to divisional play: it is intrinsically unfair.
