Yeah, effectively the US 1944-45 infantry division is the one you posted +1xARM + 1xTD/AT + 1xAA(mot) on average. There's sometimes a few weeks from Normandy to V-E day where they don't have an AA bn attached, but good heavens, I can't be bothered. And while there weren't quite enough tank and TD battalions to go around, again, I'm not gonna micromanage that much. If there was a built-in corps troops thing where I could attach a few divisions and stuff the corps full of armor, arty, recon, and engineers, then sure, but not manually. From a certain point of view, the US armored division might be better represented as 3xARM, 1xLARM, though. Between the three tank battalions, there were 9 medium companies and 3 lights.By the start of 1945, the US had 61 independent tank battalions and 73 independent tank destroyer battalions. In the ETO alone there were 31 independent tank battalions and 52 independent tank destroyer battalions. They spent most of their time attached to infantry divisions providing armored support.
Although I'm going to give the post-war organization that died in funding cuts a whirl too. That'd be adding 1xAA, 3xARM, 2xHART, and 1xART to the infantry, and 1xAA, 3xMECH + 1xHART to the armor, roughly speaking.