The phrase "and created a split" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where a division or separation has occurred as a result of an action or event.
Example: "The disagreement over the project direction escalated and created a split within the team."
Alternatives: "and caused a division" or "and led to a rift".
SplitsTree4 evaluates each non-constant column in the matrix and creates a split of the taxon set.
When the 15th Amendment was passed by Congress and sent to the states for ratification, it created a split within the abolitionist coalition.
In doing so, the court created a split among the federal courts, namely the Ninth and Seventh Circuits, regarding the warrantless use of tracking devices by police.
In some cases, the program has created a split feed, which sends hospital data simultaneously to CDC and to the applicable state health department.
That renewed tension also created a split among the abolitionists themselves.
A powerful cleric's demand for quick elections has delayed the drafting of an interim constitution and created a serious new split in the Iraqi Governing Council, officials said Sunday, further undermining the Bush administration's troubled plan for a political transition in Iraq.
Even worse in open source, they can take the code and create a "fork" (splitting the project into two or more projects developed separately), dividing the original project's valuable resources as fellow programmers join the new fork [ 30, 58- 60].
Living with one foot in and one foot out creates a split energy, and energy that splits in two is naturally weak, diluted, and tasteless.
Juba resident Gatluak Kual, who has bullet wounds in both arms and a prosthetic foot from the 20-year battle that split Sudan and created an independent south two years ago under President Salva Kiir, says the country is once more at war.
