The phrase "a good separation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distinction or division between different elements, concepts, or categories.
Example: "In this study, we aim to achieve a good separation of the two variables to analyze their individual effects."
Alternatives: "a clear distinction of" or "an effective division of".
The former system allows a good separation of the Lhcb polypeptides whereas the latter system is more appropriate for separating the Lhca proteins.
The reconstructed image showed a good separation of the two borated regions in the phantom.
A good separation of capacitive and faradic components will allow a better design of electrochemical applications of single-walled carbon nanotube films.
Optimization of cell design and working parameters has had a result in a good separation of signals from the measured gas components at the particular electrode.
Total protein samples (10 μg per lane) were resolved in 3 8% SDS polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis that showed a good separation of Ezrin/radixin (81 kD) and moesin (77 kD).
In this study, a two-level fractional factorial experimental design (½ 2K) was employed to optimize the separation and capacity factor (k′) of each molecule, leading to a good separation of all biogenic amines and their metabolites in brain tissue.
Most strains showed a good separation after centrifugation, 2% of Lactococcus, 13% of Lactobacillus and 1% of Enterococcus were fast acidifying strains.
Good values of the average SNR are indicators of a good separation only when the standard-deviation of the SNR is small.kIn most real applications, one will be dealing with models consisting of real signals to which real-valued noise is added.
For this purpose the reaction solution was examined time dependently during the initial phase of the polymerization by using an SEC column combination providing a very good separation of the low-molecular weight species.
Unsupervised clustering of all quantitative log-transformed methylation data revealed a very good separation of the FLC samples from the HCC samples (Figure 4).
The second component (which accounted for 12.7% of phenotypic variation) provided a fairly good separation of strains D4 and D4 D9, and did not allow the separation of wild-type and D9 mutant.
