"spatial division" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to discuss the division of a specific area into smaller sections, either physically, conceptually, or in terms of a certain kind of organization. For example, you could say, "This map illustrates the spatial division of the city into distinct neighborhoods."
van Huden, R. G. H. et al. Ultra-high-density spatial division multiplexing with a few-mode multicore fibre.
A cross-layer optimization framework for wireless mesh networks is presented where at each node, various smart antenna techniques such as beam-forming, spatial division multiple access and spatial division multiplexing are employed.
Introduction of spatial division multiplexing (SDM) has added a new dimension in an effort to increase optical fiber channel capacity.
The formation of new suburban districts and the reorganization of existing industrial districts were part of a developing urban spatial division of manufacturing.
Our design has a variable number of channels which can be configured either as sub-channels (spatial division multiplexing channels) or sub-networks.
This biomass allocation pattern may result in more efficient sharing of resources through physiological integration and an overall benefit to the plants (spatial division of labor; DoL).
"If left unchecked it risks splintering our social fabric and entrenching social, economic and spatial divisions in our community.
Ms. Cunnick's "Rocca" and "Aspetta" concentrate on muted but vibrating tones and spatial divisions that entice shifting optical sensations.
This landscape transgressed the boundaries of colonial spatial divisions, and evoked meanings considered subversive by the state.
Spatial Divisions of Labour (1984) demonstrated that a Marxian approach to uneven regional development and capitalist production could be combined with an attention to the dynamic trajectories and cultures of particular places.
More concretely, conjunctural approaches must also be especially attentive to the positioning of cities in relation to uneven geographical development, spatial divisions of labor, and multiscalar relations.
