"headquarters division" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually refers to a specific part of an organization or an army, such as a military unit or the corporate offices of a company. Here is an example sentence: The headquarters division of the company is located in New York City.
In 1999, the F.B.I. made counterterrorism a separate Headquarters division, elevating its importance within the bureau, and created a separate operational unit focused on bin Laden.
Those calling after hours should contact Detective Headquarters Division at (213) 485-3213.
Information requests should be handled by the head of the relevant UNICEF country or regional office, or headquarters Division or office.
UNICEF now makes available the annual reports of country offices, regional offices and headquarters divisions.
The EO may also manage evaluations for other Headquarters Divisions if requested to do so.
UNICEF's seven regional offices and 10 headquarters divisions support country-level humanitarian action.
Making these systems work at all, including for HRM for humanitarian response, will require significant work by headquarters' divisions in concert with ROs.
Emergency preparedness and response planning - 75 COs, 6 ROs and 10 headquarters divisions, units or functions have undertaken initial Emergency Preparedness and Response Planning (EPRP) exercises.
The collaboration is not as strong with other parts of UNICEF, e.g. Headquarters Divisions in New York and field offices in developing countries.
The released data, available in the IATI format at http://www.unicef.org/transparency, provides details of UNICEF's current work in 128 countries, seven regional office locations and 16 headquarters divisions.
In preparing programme proposals, Headquarters divisions and departments concerned are required to pay due attention to the submissions from the RRs and through them from SRRs and ensure that the regional and subregional priorities are appropriately reflected in the PWB.
