The phrase "a classification into" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of categorizing or organizing items, concepts, or data into specific groups or classes.
Example: "The study provided a classification into various types of renewable energy sources, highlighting their benefits and drawbacks."
Alternatives: "a categorization of" or "a division into".
Therefore, their targets are comparably well-characterized, allowing a classification into true positives and true negatives.
It is a continuous variable and consequently a classification into two groups was chosen.
In this review, we have compiled information about such mechanisms and established a classification into four different modes of action.
This is why a classification into weather pattern is used, to evaluate the atmospheric flow of the day, and better characterize the orographic effect induced by this circulation.
One may have to deny that metals form a natural kind, and that classification by functional group is a classification into natural kinds.
In terms of the consumption of electricity, a classification into three groups has been proposed (industrial, residential, and street light consumption).
The present study has used the DM-Scope registry to assess, in a large cohort of DM1 patients, the robustness of a classification divided into five clinical forms.
In fact, they classified cases based on their proposed signature and demonstrated that such a classification resulted into two groups with differential survival.
31 ABIC is a dual cut-off model which generates a trichotomous classification into low, intermediate and high risk of death.
Further, we used a different FFQ in our study, resulting in a different classification into food groups.
For example, for one of the best studied cancer genes, p53, it is becoming clear that it has a multitude of functions [ 36], which makes a simple classification into one of the above categories difficult.
