'separate subdivision' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a single subdivision within a larger region, such as a city or state. For example, "The new development is located in a separate subdivision outside of town."
The aim of this review is to critically re-evaluate available literature on the neuroanatomical organization within the STN in an attempt to determine to what extent anatomofunctional subdivisions within the STN show overlap, and whether they support the existence of (largely) separated subdivisions.
The Evanno method identified K=2 as the most reliable subdivision, separating the DP (QII=0.910) from the WSar and WIta populations, which clustered into one group (QI=0.970).
Being gay – gay, not queer, not homo, not poof nor pansy, faggot nor fairy – was now a cause, a crusade; we were a separate and self-sufficient subdivision of human kind, our lives centrally predicated on desire.
For such a treatment, the estimated safety effect will reflect a combined impact of all the infrastructure changes applied, without the possibility of further subdivision into separate components.
The county was then divided into five hundreds (a county subdivision), four separate boroughs for the larger towns (Bewdley, Kidderminster, Droitwich, and Evesham), and Worcester itself, which was a county corporate.
Only lineages/haplogroups with support in at least two of the three analyses were considered as separate lineages while other subdivisions were treated as variation within these lineages.
A number of studies argue for the existence of three subdivisions with separate input and output pathways (Alexander and Crutcher 1990; Parent and Hazrati 1995a, b; Joel and Weiner 1997; Haber 2003; Hamani et al. 2004).
This is emphasized by the sharing of cytologically identical breakpoints between at least two different (and presumably independent) inversions, of which there were 21 separate instances, particularly involving subdivisions 14D-15A and 16D-17B (Table S2).
Now there is a sea of subdivisions separated from schools and shopping.
