The phrase "a categorization into" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of classifying or organizing items, concepts, or data into specific categories.
Example: "The research involved a categorization into various demographic groups to analyze the data effectively."
Alternatives: "a classification into" or "a grouping into".
A categorization into three levels (< 6, 6, and 7, ≥ 8) was also considered and a multilevel multinomial logistic regression model was used for the estimation.
For a categorization into five proficiency levels, the authors suggest the following percentages of accurate classifications depending on the assumed reliability of the test (in parentheses):.70 (.50),.50 (.50),.50 (.50).50
A categorization into "low impact", "medium impact" and "high impact" is planned for the future when more assessments based on the tool become available.
A strict categorization into static or dynamic parameters is therefore not valid.
However, a strict categorization into static potential identity cues and dynamic, hunger-related components was not possible for most parameters.
DBpedia [7] is a structured version of Wikipedia that provides meta-data for articles; normalized article Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs) that allow to interlink articles about the same entity in different language editions; normalized links between articles (taking care of redirections); and a categorization of articles into a shallow ontology, which includes a Person category.
The graphical output and statistical analyses enabled a categorization of patients into stable and unstable mood groups.
Although these authors used six SNPs to identify the haplotypes for categorization into A and B clades, four of these provide redundant information because they are in linkage disequilibrium.
Furthermore, we addressed the issue of inter-observer variability, with a re-categorization into a simplified scale (i.e. good, intermediate and poor) for the purposes of analysis.
This approach is based on a categorization of time measures into events and durations, and the realization that durations derive from events in calendar time.
That is to say they do not fit into a categorization and share the single likeness of open hearts and fearless looks in their eyes.
