The phrase "a split from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a division or separation from a larger group or entity.
Example: "The organization announced a split from the main party due to ideological differences."
Alternatives: "a breakaway from the" or "a separation from the".
But in 1996, Tony George, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway owner, led a split from the former C.A.R.T. series.
LONDON — The Indonesian Bakrie family on Thursday proposed a split from the coal mining company Bumi that they helped to create with the British financier Nathaniel Rothschild.
It was in Erfurt where Martin Luther studied before he initiated the Protestant Reform that led to a split from the Catholic Church nearly 500 years ago.
Democrats portrayed the request as an effort to jump on a more popular bandwagon and as a split from the direction Gov. George W. Bush, the Republican nominee, is headed in with his large tax-cut package.
Frank Maloney, Don King, Dan Duva, a storm chaser, lawyers, convicted conmen, arrogant television executives, hustlers and old-school rogues all enjoyed a split from the spoils of fights that happened far too late.
His campaign says he'll "propose a domestic cap-and-trade system that will mobilize market forces to develop and commercialize alternatives to carbon-based fuels" — a split from the Bush administration, which has largely ignored the topic.
Both bands show a complicated pattern due to a splitting from the threefold internal rotation of the methyl rotor in the N-acetyl group of the molecules.
International Lease Finance Corporation, a unit of American International Group, is worried by the insurer's financial troubles and mulling a split from it, The Wall Street Journal reported.
In response to a letter about getting over a split from a girlfriend, the Football Factory actor and TV presenter said: "You've got nothing to worry about, son.
The members of Clade S show rapid evolutionary divergence along with habitat expansions and changes following a split from a WP ancestor, conforming to the VPP.
Yes, they said, there was a risk of a "civil split" from the euro, but people understood the problems and they wanted to stay in the European Union.
