1. organized or structured into separate divisions or departments
Usage: chiefly British spelling; American English typically uses 'divisionalized'; commonly used in business and organizational contexts

Examples

• The divisionalised structure of the company allowed each region to operate independently.
• After the merger, the corporation became divisionalised into five major business units.
• A divisionalised approach helped the organization respond more quickly to local market needs.
• The divisionalised system made it easier to track performance across different departments.
• Many large multinational firms adopt a divisionalised model to manage their global operations.