The phrase "add or subdivide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing mathematical operations or processes involving combining or breaking down quantities or elements.
Example: "In order to simplify the equation, you can either add or subdivide the terms as needed."
Alternatives: "combine or break down" or "merge or split".
The enterprises generating value added are therefore subdivided into incorporated and non-incorporated companies in order to account for differences in tax treatment.
The ADDs are subdivided into Rural Development Projects (RDPs), which are further subdivided into Extension Planning Areas (EPAs).
Adding taxa can potentially lead to incorrect results in some cases (e.g. [ 195]), such as when a long terminal branch is added that further subdivides a short internal branch.
This paper shows the added interpretive value in subdividing the disclosure checklist to reflect the requirements of national accounting regulations, the location of disclosure items in the annual report, and limitations on the availability of regulations in official translation to the local language.
Some biclustering methods use a greedy iterative search strategy to uncover biclusters, progressively subdividing, or adding and removing rows and columns from the biclusters obtained in a previous iteration in order to maximize a local score function [ 12- 15].
If there is only one source tree contributing to the edge e, then the subtrees it has on the taxa in G can be attached to the edge e in a unique way: the edge e is subdivided (by adding j additional nodes if there are j subtrees to add), and then attaching each subtree in the correct order.
Ginghina explains that these changes would be only the start (he also imagines adding more boundary lines and further subdividing the teams), and that he's proposing Football 2.0 but anticipating Football 2.1, 2.9, 3.0, 4.0 — to which Porumboiu jokily adds, "Infinite football".
So, in our example, if the team identified a sizeable body of data relating to the importance of organisational culture then this could be added as a new concept, again subdivided into appropriate subcategories.
As more tenants moved in, parlors were subdivided, doors were added, staircases were moved.
