The phrase "a clean split" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a clear and distinct separation or division between two entities, ideas, or groups.
Example: "After much discussion, we decided that a clean split was necessary to ensure both parties could move forward independently."
Alternatives: "a clear division" or "a sharp separation".
"They felt a clean split of the property was better for the town and the corporations".
Photograph: /Voteview blog The line separating Yeses and Nos runs almost vertically, indicating a clean split between far right and near right.
From the results it was observed that the McElroy Manufacturing Inc. 'Bullet' pipe splitting device produced a clean split in the ductile iron pipe whereas the U-Mole Ltd. 'Clampburster' produced a much more fragmented host pipe.
Theresa May is being warned by cabinet colleagues that a shift towards a harder Brexit will hasten the break-up of the UK, amid a renewed attempt by Brexiters to secure a clean split from the European Union.
But a clean split without further bloodshed is not that likely.
To reach this goal, the need for a standardized service control overlay that provides a clean split between data transport and service level is indispensable.
Accommodations range from the 1930s wood-frame bungalows at the Bungalow Beach Resort on the gulf side of Bradenton Beach to a clean, split-level 1960s motel like the Blue Water Beach Club on Holmes Beach.
A good, clean split — us over here, them over there".
It might become easier and more acceptable to become a halftime employee if there were a clean, natural split between morning and afternoon.
Funders told Wong they wouldn't spend much on winning the Asian vote because their polling showed a clean 33% split among Asians among the yes, no and uncommitted positions.
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