The phrase "gender division" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to separation based on gender, or the unequal treatment of people based on their gender. For example, "The gender division in the workplace is still very evident, with women earning less than men for the same jobs."
Less obvious are differences that, ironically, grow out of the traditional gender division of labor.
Death from overwork (karoshi) is a long-running interest, as is the gender division of labor.
On top of unequal earnings, the study highlights gender division in the subject choices in higher education.
In this context, Hamas — with a clear gender division of labor — offers a socially accepted environment for women to participate.
Even transgender people preserve the traditional binary gender division: born in one and belonging in the other.
There is something for everyone (or, OK, every girl – much as we hate to admit the possibility of gender division in readers, we sometimes must) in Alcott's bestseller.
Given the cultural and religious implications of family life and gender division, the women look to collective action, the media and even violence as routes to freedom.
The longstanding gender division between the craftsman working for money, and the craftswoman working to feed, clothe, and comfort her family seemed re-inscribed.
The paper concludes that ethnic characteristics of the Hui minorities, such as gender division of domestic labor and the participation in spatially and temporally fixed daily religious activities, have led to an independent and significant influence of ethnicity on space-time behavior when compared with the Han majorities in Xining.
Mayer, who was born in Austria but studied and works in the UK, has garnered attention for both her photography and films which explore identity, consumerism and gender division.
Nevertheless, explanations of a specifically female propensity to shoplift fly in the face of statistics, which, for decades, have shown the gender division of shoplifters consistently hovering around the fifty-fifty mark.
