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The phrase "again split into" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process of dividing something into parts once more.
Example: "The data was again split into smaller subsets for more detailed analysis."
Alternatives: "divided again into" or "re-separated into".
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Our interest roused, we again split into two teams and work across the steep slope.
The union lasted until 1959, when the party again split, into the left-wing JSP and the right-wing Democratic Socialist Party (Minshu Shakaitō).
In the second method, preambles are again split into two subsets.
This incident beam PS on rare surface again split into two parts, first reflected one along QR direction making the same angle (θ i θ t) with MM', whereas transmitted beam goes along QT direction (making angle θ t' with MM').
The merged talocalcaneal joint again split into two bones in Mimics software (Fig. 8).
Additional predictions found in RAST but not in SEED were also included and again split into hypothetical and non-hypothetical.
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West of Lovelock, in the middle of the Humboldt Sink, the California Trail again splits into two branches.
The visible light was again split identically into two directions by an additional beamsplitter.
Then each of the training datasets is again split randomly into two almost equal folds.
It becomes apparent that Margaret has once again split herself into three, judging that after twelve years, she no longer has the right to make decisions for her other personae.
To find out if they did it consistently, I again split the passes into two groups and compared the players' deltas.
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