"land division" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the process of changing land ownership or splitting a property into two or more parcels. For example: The land division process was complicated and time consuming, but the couple eventually split the property into two parcels.
Settlement there resembled a grid system of land division found throughout the interior of the United States.
The potential impact this system of land division may have on spatial patterns in a landscape remains unclear.
But Amlak also was considered the land division of the Pahlavi Foundation, a private, family organization controlled by the shah.
He instituted compulsory military service and a new system of land division and taxation and insisted on strict and uniform administration of the law.
For wind farm optimizations with lands belonging to different owners, the traditional penalty method is highly dependent on the type of wind farm land division.
The resulting data were imported into a GIS, allowing measurements between surviving linear elements to be made and regular patterns of land division or centuriation deduced.
They give details of clan organization, land divisions, and monastic land tenure and an account of the monastery's foundation.
In this paper, the common situation of complex land divisions (e.g. unequally-spaced plots) is addressed for the first time.
He has long been a believer in the main bits of the new defence agenda: an increase in small, ultra-high-tech, manoeuvrable weapons at the expense of large, heavily armed land divisions; a further shift in the Pentagon's focus away from Europe towards Asia; and a change to the policy of preparing to fight two wars at once.
Employed as assistant attorney general in the lands division from 1961 to 1965, he was one of the few senior department figures to advocate a more active role for the Justice Department in protecting civil rights activists.
He became a special assistant to the United States attorney general in the lands division in 1947 and was assistant attorney general in the customs division from 1948 until 1951, when he was appointed to the bench after Mr. Truman's first choice for the seat withdrew.
