The phrase "a split design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as research methodology, architecture, or product design to describe a design that is divided into distinct parts or sections.
Example: "The study utilized a split design to compare the effectiveness of two different teaching methods across separate groups of students."
Alternatives: "a divided design" or "a segmented design".
Optimization of 2-propanol oxidation over CuMnmCo2−mO4 nanospinels was carried out by a split design method.
To accommodate the flow rate of a narrow-bore column, minimize the effect of electrophoretic mobility on separation, and facilitate the operation, an integrated EMC device with a split design was fabricated.
Ten well-trained male road cyclists completed two wear trials at random in the forced convection and minimal convective airflow condition wearing a long-sleeved cycling jersey that had a split design with a strongly hygroscopic (SH) fabric (wool) on one half and a weakly hygroscopic (WH) fabric (polyester) on the other half of the garment.
Instead, the team have gone for a split design, with two prongs separated by a gap.
Since spermatozoa might, however, suffer from high extension rates, thus compromising fertility, this study evaluated the post-thaw sperm quality of semen from commercial progeny-tested, high-ranked AI-sires whose semen was within acceptable limits of normality, frozen in a split-design to 15 (control, 15M) or 2 × 106 total spermatozoa (treatment, 2M) per straw.
If possible, use a split-design or tented-and-raised keyboard; otherwise, simply try to use a spacious one.
Statistics: 1) This is a split plot design (for insecticide treatment), not a randomized complete blocks design.
Reviewer #3: Statistics: 1) This is a split plot design (for insecticide treatment), not a randomized complete blocks design.
A split sample design is appropriate for this purpose but was not applied.
A split plot design was used.
All studies had a split litter design.
