The phrase "a split emerged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a division or disagreement has developed among a group of people or ideas.
Example: "As the discussion progressed, a split emerged between those who supported the new policy and those who opposed it."
Alternatives: "a division arose" or "a rift developed".
But a split emerged among Republicans on the committee.
But in the House, a split emerged within the Democratic ranks.
Stocks in the United States fell and the euro erased gains as a split emerged between France and Germany on ways to increase the European bailout fund.
As the EU27 leaders talked deep into the night, a split emerged between Paris and Berlin about whether to believe May's assurances.
After the meeting, a split emerged in Mr. Johnson's own party, with its chairman saying Mr. Johnson had been expelled because he failed to consult with his party before endorsing the incumbent.
NICOSIA, Cyprus — A split emerged on Friday between France and Germany over the urgency of supporting the ailing Spanish economy and the scope of banking regulation for euro nations.
But the newspaper groups appeared to be moving to boycott the new system, and with a split emerging between the publishers of the Sun and the Daily Mail and the Daily Telegraph, which could raise the prospect of the remaining newspaper groups, including the Financial Times, the Guardian and the Independent, being the only titles regulated by the new government-backed watchdog.
Among those that take the next step of offering recommendations for the content of the economic message there may be a split emerging that mirrors the apparent split among Democrats in Washington over the budget resolutions this month.
The Uniform Law Commission's statement came at the end of its three-page response to a March 7 , 2019article written by Forbes.com contributor, Andrea Tinianow, called "A Split Emerges In Blockchain Law: Wyoming's Approach Versus the Supplemental Act". In the article, Ms. Tinianow--a UCC attorney in Delaware and former head of the Delaware Blockchain Initiative--criticized the Supplemental Act.
A partisan split emerged over issues such as labor and environmental provisions in agreements.
