'radical division' is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a significant or extreme separation or splitting within a group or society. You can use it in various contexts, such as: 1. The country was torn apart by radical divisions between the wealthy elite and the impoverished masses. 2. In the wake of the controversial election, there was a radical division among the citizens, with some vehemently supporting the new president and others protesting against their policies. 3. The conference aimed to bridge the radical divisions between different religious groups and foster mutual understanding and tolerance. 4. The company's reorganization led to radical divisions among the employees, with some losing their jobs while others received promotions. 5. Despite the radical divisions within the political party, they were able to come together and present a united front during the elections.
In the early books, Apostolides argues, Tintin's moral framework is strictly Manichean (he sees the world in terms of a radical division into, and an ongoing struggle between, good and evil) and, therefore, authoritarian.
Paradoxically, the most radical division between the natural and the supernatural is established by those forms of religion that posit a final or ultimate coincidence between the natural and the supernatural, or the sacred and the profane.
The conflict between the public's belief in teaching and the academic belief in research makes the central problem of the university unique; there's no other great social institution afflicted by such a radical division between public expectations and professional goals.
He added: "The handwriting is on the wall: democracy and economic progress are endangered by the continued unjust, radical division of societies, the impoverishment and systematic exclusion of indigenous and Afro-descendent peoples".
Unlike adding and subtracting radicals, in division, the radicands do not need to be simplified to remove perfect squares before you begin.
Over there is a newly built recording studio, where the president of Radical's music division, Steve Lindsey, will shepherd scores for films, trailers and games.
It follows from this that interventions that demand radical disturbance of divisions of labor and patterns of service organization are unlikely candidates for normalization – even if they are widely adopted and diffused through health provider organizations.
Although critics of the first two volumes complained that Israel's reading of Spinoza was reductive, his division between Radical and Moderate too stark, and that "Spinozism" was seldom a straightforward package, even the harshest detractors marveled at his erudition and scope.
While radical, selling the handset division greatly changes Nokia's outlook and its competitive landscape.
The latter, namely the urbanization process, is a radical change in the division of labor, in economy and in society that involves human relations accordingly.
After years of making music pseudonymously, he'd come to believe that there was something more radical about eradicating the "division between the sound and [him]self".
