The phrase "a good segregation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the separation of different groups or categories, often in social, educational, or organizational settings.
Example: "The study highlighted the benefits of a good segregation of students based on their learning styles to enhance educational outcomes."
Alternatives: "effective separation" or "proper division".
These systems have good segregation results for resolved harmonics but poor for unresolved ones.
Also, the rapid formation of homogeneous and stable dispersions with ultrasonic irradiation may contribute to the good segregation of the material to its individual nanostructure.
In addition, loading of the phenotypes of different behavioural tests in F2 on independent PCs underlines the good segregation of characteristic traits from the original HAB and LAB mouse lines.
It is defined as a concrete that exhibits a high deformability and a good resistance to segregation.
High workability together with a good resistance to segregation is needed for cement based composites, specifically fresh self-compacting mortars (SCM); in this prospect, the amount of coarse materials has to be reduced and replaced by fine material.
In agreement with previous works for other metals, we find that the strain, as measured by the relative metallic radius versus Mo, is a good predictor of the segregation tendency, while the difference in cohesive energies between the dopant and Mo is a good predictor of the strengthening/embrittling effect.
We examine whether spatial assimilation theory provides a good framework for understanding immigrant segregation patterns.
"Any form of segregation, without a good educational reason, is likely to lead to an inadequate inspection judgment for leadership and management," Wilshaw said.
"I told Mrs Parks, as I had told other leaders in Montgomery, that I thought the Claudette Colvin arrest was a good test case to end segregation on the buses," says Fred Gray, Parks's lawyer.
It is found that the analytical model provides a good estimate of the mean segregation regime from an hydrodynamic simulation of the forced convection flow, which makes it a useful tool for process design.
The resulting clustered image map showed a good concordance with the expected segregation of individual samples by known CIMP/MSI status (Figure 3C), suggesting that the methylation signatures of these tumors are not restricted to single-copy genes but also involve repetitive DNA elements.
