The phrase "and split into many" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process of division or fragmentation into multiple parts or components.
Example: "The project was too large, so we decided to break it down and split it into many smaller tasks for better management."
Alternatives: "and divide into several" or "and break into multiple".
Under the Soviet-backed Communist regime, he said, the family's land was confiscated and split into many six-acre plots that were given to farmers.
However, due to the limitation imposed by introns, the lengths of the assembled regions from the reference assembly are substantially shorter (331 bp vs 872 bp), and split into many more groups, than our de novo assembly (see Additional file 1 for further information on statistics and approach).
The 2 different strains merged and split into many hybrid cells.
Response: The CASP hypothesis predicts that at least some species including those living in marginal niches (e.g. primitive plants), or species such as the honeybee do not encounter enough opportunities to explore new alternative niches and to split into many small subpopulations for any extended period of time.
In the rail business, by contrast, infrastructure was separated from operations, and operations were split into many different pieces.For consumers, water privatisation has, by and large, worked.
To solve these equations numerically, a finite calculation domain is defined and split up into many small elements or grid cells.
Since we have shown that the OBN, DED and VRS scales can be split into many reliable and valid subscales, it is conceivable that the same could be done with the VIR and AUA scales.
Most importantly, we demonstrated that the OBN, DED, and VRS scales are multidimensional constructs that can be split into many reliable and valid subscales.
Most Paralympic events such as swimming, cycling and athletics are much the same as their Olympic counterparts, albeit split into many different classifications, and with added prosthetics, wheelchairs and human guides.
The different perspectives of the perception of an identical event illuminated for us, he maintained, the fact that "one and the same reality may split into many diverse realities when it is beheld from different points of view".
Swimming, cycling and athletics will happen in a similar way to their Olympic equivalents, albeit split into many different classifications, and with added prosthetics, wheelchairs and human guides.
