"uneven division" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which something is not divided equally or evenly among a group or individuals. For example, "The uneven division of the profits has caused a lot of tension between partners in the business."
The IMF used its half-yearly world economic outlook (WEO) to warn not just about the impact of the referendum result on the UK and the wider eurozone economies, as well as the weak growth and uneven division of the fruits of growth that caused 52% of those who votedto end Britain's 43-year membership of the EU.
Nonetheless, there is an uneven division of labor between men and women in the home.
After examining the results, researchers found that an uneven division of household chores negatively affected wives' marital satisfaction, especially when wives felt the roles should be more equal.
This uneven division was seen less often when compared to LINH 2009.
Still each party will get back their separate property but the court will consider an uneven division of the community property (perhaps up to 60% 40%) and the award of alimony from one spouse to the other.
If you're in a medium term marriage, know that the court will consider an uneven division of property and spousal maintenance in order to even out the standard of living for an appropriate period of time after the divorce.
Bettman said Thursday that he did not expect the uneven divisions to have an effect on playoff seedings.
The combined effect of Duncan's orders was to split his fleet into two uneven divisions, each sailing in a loose formation towards the unified Dutch line.
Jazz and other modern music often sounds disjointed because of unusual time signatures, such as 13/8, 5/4 and other uneven divisions.
The mitochondrial content of otherwise similar cells can vary substantially in size and membrane potential, with differences arising from sources including uneven partitioning at cell divisions, leading to extrinsic differences in ATP levels and downstream cellular processes.
It remains to be seen how effective such strategies will be in changing the highly uneven digital division of labour.
