The phrase "a clearer split between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing distinctions or separations between two or more concepts, groups, or categories.
Example: "The new policy aims to create a clearer split between personal and professional responsibilities."
Alternatives: "a more distinct separation between" or "a sharper division between".
Basically there's a clear split between drama and comedy at the Emmys.
There is now a clear split between grass-roots party members, he said, and its more pragmatic lawmakers.
Because there was a clear split between the two groups, doctors will have a relatively good idea of which patients should receive prasugrel, Dr. Nissen said.
Back when the pages started in 1957 there was still a clear split between the public sphere and the home, with women often confined to the latter.
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"Kunta" is a clear split between Lamar's first and second singles from "Butterfly": the joyful, Isley Brotherself-loveg self-love anthem "i" and the blisteringly dark, self-loathing "The Blacker the Berry," which critics -- including our own -- have lauded for displaying the immense breadth of complex emotions that are slated to arrive with Lamar's album later this month.
The unrooted phylogenetic tree of HVRI sequences presented here, shows a clear split between C. ypsilophora australis and C. ypsilophora cervina (Figure 4B), and suggests that two lineages exist for the latter subspecies.
Our data confirm a clear split between the eastern and western clades of the nine-spined stickleback in Europe, and now clarify the region where these clades meet and overlap.
Hierarchical clustering based on expression variations revealed a clear split between different tissues and organs.
In the case of no differential expression, a clear split between microwave treated and untreated samples should not be found.
