"heavily divided" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could say: "The people of the town were heavily divided on the issue of the new tax law."
It is a sign that the heavily divided federation – which faces crucial decisions about new leaders and reform stances this week – is losing its fear factor for governments.
The coalition is primarily based upon the once dominant Hungarian Socialist Party (MSZP), which has become heavily divided as a consequence of warring leaders, some of whom have founded new, but ideologically fairly similar, parties.
Post-revolution Sabha remains heavily divided since fighting broke out between the Awlad Suleiman and Tubu tribe in 2012 – possibly sparked by suspicions that the Tubu minority were planning to take over the town.
He can stay on beyond that date, but if he chooses to leave, a successor is sure to face fierce confirmation questions in the Senate, where lawmakers are heavily divided on the new rules.
What's the difference?#PrayForSyria Across the UK, polls show the country is heavily divided on the issue with 54 per cent of English voters supporting the move but 72 per cent of Scots remain against it.
The industry is heavily divided over this one.
The log2 ratios associated with homozygous deletions vary widely since they depend heavily on dividing very small intensities by large intensities.
The responses Friday by Trump and other U.S. politicians divided heavily along partisan lines.
Verdict: 1/5 This heavily fruited pudding divided our tasters: for some it was "a very aesthetically pleasing choice", while for others it was "decorated like a Christmas tree out of The Only Way is Essex".
An open space, divided heavily by walls?
Past experience shows that closely divided and heavily criticized Supreme Court decisions are the ones most likely to be reversed.
