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The phrase "aim to split up" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing an intention or goal to separate or divide something, whether it be a group, a project, or a relationship.
Example: "The committee aims to split up the tasks among the members to ensure efficiency."
Alternatives: "intend to divide" or "plan to separate".
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But, overall, I aim to split up my day doing only the things that are important to me in life.
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Defense and car parts company TRW agreed to sell its aeronautical systems business for $1.5 billion to Goodrich, as it aims to split up into different parts in the face of hostile takeover bids.
Crosby says the aim of Wevorce is not meant to trivialize the divorce process, or make it easier for people to split up.
He didn't want to split up.
We finally agreed to split up.
It never occurred to me to split up.
Neither BMW nor Volkswagen wanted to split up Rolls-Royce.
That led BMW and Volkswagen to split up Bentley and Rolls-Royce.
We need to split up news and current affairs again.
That would be a pretty hard combination to split up".
Another tip, from Bath's Nicholson, is to split up.
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